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Clifton Diocese Emmaus Water Pump Project

Clifton Diocese Emmaus Water Pump Project

 

Tyler-Llwandle M, Callum M and Arran S in Class 10 organised a raffle to raise some money for the Clifton Diocese Water Pump Project.

They asked pupils and staff to donate prizes. We received nearly 70 items.

This morning the raffle took place in the school hall with all the pupils in their classes on Teams video links.  As the winners were called out the pupils came to the hall to choose their prize.

 

We would like to congratulate the boys on raising £200 for this worthy charity.

 

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