No dash but plenty of colour in Bluebell Wood fund-raising event

The whole school got involved in the action

Anston Greenlands Primary separated into classroom bubbles for the do-it-yourself fundraiser, which has replaced the charity’s big Colour Dash event this year.

Mum Chellsea Brown, whose little boy Sonny (4) took part, said: “He had a great time helping to raise money for a charity we’re very fond of.

“Sonny has cerebral palsy and I honestly got a little bit emotional watching him joining in, laughing and smiling, and having so much fun with his friends.

“Yet again, he didn’t let cerebral palsy stop him getting stuck in. A huge well done everyone who took part. It looked like so much fun.”

Headteacher Alex Wirth said: “Bluebell Wood is a brilliant local charity and taking part in their Colour Throw was such a fun way to show our support and help raise funds.

“Thank you very much to Bluebell Wood for the opportunity and to all the children, school staff and parents and carers for making it such a success.”

Visit https://www.bluebellwood.org/Event/your-own-colour-throw to arrange your own Colour Throw.

Bluebell Wood events fundraiser Beth Cole said: “It's a fantastic way to spread a bit of joy and positivity in these uncertain times, while helping to raise funds for a life-changing local charity.”