Mia Lovett and Holly Bood have raised over £60 for the RNLI through the Business Studies department ‘Tenner Challenge. The Challenge for students was to take the £10 and make as much money as they possibly could for a worthy cause. Mia and Holly certainly did
Last week all students and staff from across the school were given the opportunity to play touch rugby in support of Mr Biddle’s London Marathon appeal for Wooden Spoon; the children’s charity of rugby. From match fees and other donations £164.40 was raised for Wooden Spoon.
Dear Parent/Carer, Next week the PE Department will be running charity touch rugby tournaments on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at lunchtime on the astro. The main details are on the slide above and I will be explaining this during assemblies this week. The main purpose is
For the past two years, staff, parents and students of The Purbeck School have sponsored the education of several students at The Excel School in Rwamagana, Rwanda, with the help of the Amakuru Trust. Last year money raised by the school meant six young children from
Here are a few photos of 10yHPS completing their community challenge, where they hand wrapped messages and sweets to be delivered across the school for Valentine’s day! They had over 50 orders and made £30 for the Charity MIND.
Dear Parents and Carers, As many of you know, for the past two years staff, parents and students have sponsored the education of several students at The Excel School in Rwamagana, Rwanda. This has made a tangible difference to real people in Africa with so little.
On the 21st December, students from one of Dorset’s top performing sixth forms, The Purbeck School in Wareham, spent the morning touring Wareham’s high street and local businesses raising money for two charities: Purbeck Youth and Community Foundation and Macmillan Cancer Support. “We were overwhelmed with
Last week’s appeal to students, parents and staff has been met with a fantastic response with more than two wheelie bins of pants already collected in readiness to send to Africa. The Purbeck School works in partnership with The Amakuru Trust to support educational projects in
Christmas Jumper day on Friday 14th December Students are still expected to wear school uniform apart from their Christmas jumper – it is not a non uniform day. There is a £1 charge for any students wishing to wear a Christmas Jumper on this day. The
Friday 14th December Please bring along a £1 donation to Save the Children