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Best pals do something funny for money!

Grace and Jade at Christchurch Middle School

Best mates from Christchurch Middle School are doing their bit to raise lots of money for Comic Relief this year.

Year 6 pupils Jade Clarke and Grace Delefane are holding a ‘guess the number of sweets’ competition this week in the run-up to Red Nose Day on Friday.

Every breaktime and lunchtime, pupils and teachers at the school in Old Road can take a guess.

The winner will be revealed at a special Red Nose Day school disco on Friday (and they also get to keep the jar of sweets!).

Huge thanks to Liz Oldbury for the picture and information – and well done Jade and Grace.

Hope you raise lots of cash!

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9 comments

  • Paul Stanley

    HI, that sounds like fun. At walton priory we had a “walton’s got talent” with 5 acts from each age group taking part. The winner was a gymnastics group called “starbound” in year7. 🙂

    • Paul Stanley

      Hi just to add that was for red nose day and all over we raised over £550 ! 🙂

      • Hi Paul – what a wonderful effort! Great stuff. If you have any photos, I’d love to feature on the site. Please get in touch with any school news 🙂

  • Liz Oldbury

    Hi Jamie, just to let you know the winner is Megan Breeze from 6B and the girls raised £83 🙂

  • Sarah Clarke

    Well done girls from a very proud Auntie Sarah and Uncle Steve xx xx 

  • Susan Bagley

    Well done girls love from Jades nanna xx

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