Barking pupils helped to design a mosaic celebrating the history of protest movements.
Children from St Margaret's Primary School took part in a heritage project by Barking and Dagenham's regeneration arm Be First.
The ceramic piece, created with artist Tamara Froud, was unveiled at the Three Lamps by Abbey Green - a meeting place for early trade unionists and suffragettes.
It includes works on women's rights, Black Lives Matter and climate change.
Simone Panayi, Be First’s heritage officer, said: “We’re really proud of the borough’s protest heritage.
"Thanks to the support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Tamara’s wonderful mosaics, we can shine a light on the borough’s role in the fight for social justice and importance of the Three Lamps.”
Council leader Darren Rodwell attended the artwork's unveiling and added: “The struggle for a fairer society continues and judging by this magnificent mosaic it’s clear our young people will continue Barking and Dagenham’s proud tradition of leading the way in the fight for a fairer society.”
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