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Park Road School lends community a helping hand

Children, staff and parents were asked to donate non-perishable food items. Working in partnership with Tesco and WHSmith a huge amount of food was donated, which was then given out to members of the community nominated by the children, and to the local homeless shelter.

Generous Donations

Headteacher Julie Hampson, Simone Rosley of Batley Tesco and Learning Mentor Debbie Trigg with the children of Park Road J, I & N School

En route to deliver the donated food

Pupils meeting volunteers John and Eileen Trevenna at the homeless shelter

Mrs. Day receiving her hamper after being nominated by Park Road children for running the Poppy Appeal each year.

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