On Friday, students wore red and donated £1 (and sometimes more!) to help support Comic Relief. Charity Prefects collected over £300 in donations. The charity does a wide range of work, including donating meals to struggling families in the UK, helping healthcare workers reach remote places
Here at The Purbeck School Sixth Form we take pride in our most favourite day of the year: The . After months of online lessons prior to the summer holidays, we are back in school and have recently been preparing our costumes for the last day
Following a two week harvest appeal, The Purbeck School community of staff, students and parents/carers collected a significant amount of food and household items to support two wonderful local charities. Three of our Year 7 students are pictured with a second car full (and it was
Over the next two weeks, we are asking The Purbeck School community of staff, students and parents to contribute to our Harvest Appeal. We aim to collect a substantial amount of food and toiletries to donate to the Swanage and Wareham food banks that are organised
Year 9 student Ben Hall has raised almost £2,000: and still he sleeps on! The Purbeck School’s Ben Hall appeared on Good Morning Britain this morning, after coming to national attention by building an Anderson Shelter and sleeping in it in order to raise money for
Following our fundraising in the spring, last week the school sent two cheques to The Amakuru Trust: £1500 for finishing two classrooms at the Peace and Hope primary school in Kigali. This was non-uniform day money. The primary will now be able to educate a further
We received a message this week from Albert Musabyimana who is the Headteacher of the ‘Peace and Hope’ school in one of the poorest areas of Kigali (the capital of Rwanda). This was one of the schools that students from The Purbeck School visited last October,
Many thanks to those who have been able to contribute to our appeal this year: we have raised almost £1000 to support the education of primary school children in Rwamagana which is excellent and reflects the caring community that we belong to. If you have yet
This Friday The Purbeck School will be holding a non uniform day for our link schools in Rwanda. This non uniform day has a specific purpose, to help raise the money to build two new classrooms for the ‘Peace and Hope’ school in the capital of
Dear Parents/Carers, Over Christmas we received wonderfully colourful cards from the five students at The Excel School, Rwanda, whom we sponsor please see the pictures below. I think you’ll agree that the students, who are now 7 years old (we have sponsored them for three years)