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LoginMarch 2013
This term has proved a resounding success for LHS on the charity front. In total the school has raised over £17,000 for a variety of different charities since September 2012.
We were very proud to send a cheque for £2300 to the Multiple Sclerosis Society to help support their research work. A special thank you to last summer’s year 13 leavers who raised this money through their musical efforts…Disney film High School Musical
Fundraising has certainly been productive, positive, fun and quiet for the girls. For example 7JAS raised over £500 for Make A Wish during a sponsored silence and 11EE ran a successful raffle for the coveted prize of two One Direction tickets making over £200 for Rebuilding Sri Lanka. 9SSJ have been busy making chocolate posies for Valentines Day raising over £70 for Ovarian Cancer.
Our highlight of the term was Red Nose non-uniform day that raised the impressive sum of £700. Once again the girls have brought in Easter eggs and essential food items for the ill and needy in the Loughborough community delivered to Rainbows hospice and refuges in the local area.
We send our good wishes to Miss Partridge who will be visiting our link school in Sri Lanka during the first week of the Easter holidays and we are all looking forward to a special assembly on her return so that we can see how exactly your fundraising is spent and what they have achieved to date
Our thanks go to all the parents, staff and girls (in particular our charity prefects) who give their time and energy to achieving a successful programme of charity events. We are on target to achieve the highest single total in one year.
A final reminder – after your holidays, don’t forget to send your unspent foreign currency into the school collection box in reception. This money is used by Oxfam to provide a wide variety of support schemes for education and welfare in Africa.