Community work nets award for Treeton youngsters

BIG-hearted kids who have backed a foodbank and helped spruce up their neighbouring church have been rewarded for their efforts.
Class 10KC pupils with Cllr Amy BrookesClass 10KC pupils with Cllr Amy Brookes
Class 10KC pupils with Cllr Amy Brookes

Year 5 class 10KC at Treeton C of E Primary School were presented with the school’s Good Citizenship trophy by borough councillor Amy Brookes.

Curriculum support manager Alison Hallewell said: “This is a new award for our school, which Cllr Brookes has kindly donated and she will present it every year to a person or group in school who work for their community or support a charitable cause.”

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This year, Class 10KC have taken part in the Archbishop of York’s Youth Trust Award Scheme.

This has involved collecting donations for a local food bank, attending St Helen’s Church in Treeton every Thursday to support the church coffee mornings and help with spring cleaning the church and organising a prize raffle in school, which raised £300 for the church restoration fund and the coffee morning group.

Ms Hallewell said: “The project has enabled the children to meet new people in our local community and work to benefit others, and Cllr Brookes felt that this hard work should be recognised.”

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