A brother and sister from Weston have shown their appreciation for front-line key workers by creating a light-up display outside of their home.

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Lilly-Rose Thompson, aged 6, and her brother Alex, 11, decided to create the display outside their home in Williton Crescent on the Coronation estate.

The display, which includes an illuminated NHS banner, took the kids just over four hours to put together, and celebrates the work of keyworkers including doctors, nurses, teachers and police officers.

Their mother, Shellie Thompson, said she was ‘extremely proud’ to have such caring and kind-hearted children.

She said: “They have worked really hard to show their support for our front-line workers.

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

“Alex knows how much the front-line staff are working and how they are risking their lives to help others and we wanted to do something special to show them that everyone, even children, know and appreciate all they are doing.”

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)

Weston Mercury: Siblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie ThompsonSiblings Lilly-Rose Thompson, 6, and her brother Alex, 11, created the display outside their home in Williton crescent. Picture: Shellie Thompson (Image: Shellie Thompson)