Fundraising for Children in Need

November 14, 2014
Pupils entered into the fundraising spirit today and dressed up for this year’s Children in Need campaign. In addition to the superhero themed non uniform day, School Council representatives worked hard all week selling raffle tickets to win Build-A-Bear Pudsey and Blush teddies. The winning tickets were picked in assembly and the cuddly characters now have new homes with delighted Reception and Year 6 pupils. As a result of these fundraising activities our school has collected over £500 for Children in Need. Thank you to parents and pupils for your support.




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