On 20th March, students worked together to raise money for Red Nose Day in support of BBC Comic Relief.
The School Council planned a fun-filled day for the whole Senior School, with events and activities taking place at breaktime and lunch time. In exchange for a £1 donation, students wore red clothes in support of the cause. There was also a doughnut sale at breaktime.
At lunchtime, the School Council hosted a funfair on the decking outside Evelyn House which included games, live music performances and a mixed doubles table tennis tournament.
Thank you to everyone who donated or took part in the day. A special thank you to our School Council team for organising such a wonderful day of fundraising for our School community.
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