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PUPILS and staff at Sacred Heart Primary School in Henley held a fund-raising morning.
Home-made cakes were on offer to the children at the school in Greys Hill in the morning before going on sale in the afternoon. There was a bucket collection and the school was decorated with a Macmillan banner.
Head boy Daniel Lennon, 10, said: “We were raising money for cancer research and the teachers were serving the cakes to the children, which is a little different.” Head girl Vanessa Rosado, 10, said: “We also sold cakes, badges and wristbands and raised £400 before the doors even opened. It’s really nice to be supporting other things in the community.”
Among the visitors was Henley Mayor Kellie Hinton, who said: “It’s lovely to come here and I did have a fairy cake!”
09 October 2017
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