Today we celebrated Comic Relief’s 40th anniversary with a special throwback to its founding year, 1985. Our amazing House Leaders and Mrs. Bonnett organised fun activities that brought our whole school community together for this important cause.
An event that was extremely popular amongst our pupils was the lunchtime screening of the classic 1985 movie “Back to the Future.” Students got to experience this iconic film in a special cinema-style setting. To show their support, Sixth Form students participated in a non-uniform day, while pupils in Year 7-11 added a splash of red to their uniforms with socks, headbands, scarfs and other accessories.
The House Leaders continued their tradition of organising a successful cake sale for everyone to enjoy at lunchtime. Pupils and staff lined up to purchase delicious treats and by the end of the sale, nearly everything was sold out! This impressive turnout showed just how much our school community cares about supporting Comic Relief. The combination of movie screenings, special dress codes and tasty treats not only made the fundraising fun but also helped raise awareness about Comic Relief’s important work in helping others.
The final total is being counted and will be announced soon. Thank you to everyone for their enthusiasm and participation.
