Over the last month, many of our pupils have come up with some extraordinary ways to help others and Make a Difference.
- Olivia has been sending handmade cards to patients in hospital to cheer them up. She set up a fundraising page with friends and has so far raised over £370 for St Luke's Hospice.
- Connie has packed more than 1,000 pairs of knickers donated by her family's business to ambulance workers who are living in hotels with no access to laundry services.
- Sienna is using her great grandmother’s sewing machine to make free washable masks from recycled fabrics for the elderly and young.
- Tom has set up a schools pay it forward fund to provide food to people in a village in Costa Rica, raising over £380 so far.
- Cameron completed the 2.6 charity challenge by skipping for 26 minutes to raise money for Sailing Tectona, the organisation that operates Mount Kelly's boat Olga. He has raised more than £145 so far.
- Izzy is thoroughly enjoying working as a carer in the community for Tavy Care Services and gaining valuable experience for when she applies to university to study paramedic science.
- Kiera has been making sweet treats for key workers and their families.
- Harry has been making posters for the residents of a care home in Chichester.
- Lewis has cycled over 260 miles to raise over £430 so far for the NHS.
- Four year old twins, Joseph and Wilbur, ran 2.6 miles every day for five days to complete a marathon distance between them and raise money for Little Village, a charity which provides essential supplies to young families dealing with challenging circumstances.
