Anti-bullying ambassadors donate money to   Starfish Children’s Ward and the New Hope Trust

Anti-bullying ambassadors donate money to Starfish Children’s Ward and the New Hope Trust


Helen Mateides
Helen Mateides
Anti-bullying ambassadors donate money to...

Yet again the Anti-bullying ambassador’s efforts have been gladly received by Ms Isles. She will be adding the donation from the Children’s Mental Health week cake sale, to her fundraiser for her two combined charities.

 

The Anti-bullying ambassadors hold fundraisers twice a year during Anti-bullying week and Children’s mental health week.

 

Apart from raising funds for charity they also raise awareness, so that students who are struggling receive appropriate support.  Students are encouraged to talk about their feelings and confidently share any concerns they have with their peers and  school pastoral staff.

 

Fundraisers bring students together, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and community.

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