Trinkets, toys and even a child's tooth have been buried in a time capsule, marking the Millennium at Grange-over-Sands.
Pupils at Grange CE Primary School con-tributed personal
objects from photo-graphs to com-puter disks, to go into the box, which they hope will not be opened for 100 years.
The capsule, which was buried behind a stone in the Victoria Hall in a special ceremony this week, was intended to be a cryptic message to the people of the future.
Head teacher Colin Milner said he hoped whoever found the box would have fun trying to work out what the objects had meant to the people that owned them and how they were used.
"We have included a small video of a day in the life of the school and we hope that people in the future will have the technology to view this video.
I wonder what they will make of it and of the other objects in this box," he said.
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