Two veterans of British nuclear testing in Kiribati have set up an aid programme at a school on Kiritimati Island.
The Kiribati Childrens Foundation was set up by British survivors of the atomic testing who say no-one has ever studied the effects of the bombing on the local population.
The organisation's founder, Tony Stannage, is this week visiting the St Francis High School.
A teacher there, Sister Kirara, is looking forward to the partnership.
"They've given us some musical instruments, such as drum kits, guitars and a keyboard. It is going to be good by the sound of the man who brought himself here and offered us a lot of things and insights and a kind of link, and some other things like functional materials for the school, or like modern technologies, like these computers, something like this, eh."
The school has been twinned with a school in the British county of Lincolnshire.
More than 9-hundred British, New Zealand and Fijian people witnessed nuclear testing on Christmas Island in the 1950s.
