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Pupils Go Spotty for Children in Need

Children at Neston Primary School saw spots in front of their eyes when they swapped their uniforms for a range of spotty clothing.

The children organised a number of events to support Children in Need. Biscuits and cakes were baked by the children and members of staff and sold to raise funds for the charity. The children and staff were very creative in making their own spotty clothing and painting their faces.

Rachel Muskett (Teaching Assistant) organised the events and said:  "We are delighted with the response from the children and their parents and staff.

"We know the money we raised will be used to support children in difficult circumstances across the UK. Children in Need day is always great fun at Neston Primary School."

If you would like to make a donation to Children in Need, see full details here.

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Alan S

At 23:39 on 18th November 2011, Alan S commented:

It never ceases to amaze me how happy all the kids at this school are. All credit to the staff for creating such a great environment for them to develop.

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Cal

At 00:19 on 19th November 2011, Cal commented:

A fantastic school...
Mr G and other teachers all an inspiration.
Always a lovely close knit family feel to the school :-)

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Mr G'

At 17:24 on 21st November 2011, Mr G' commented:

Thank you 'Alan S' and 'Cal' for your kind words.
As you say, what we are able to achieve it is all down to the children, parents and a very dedicated team of teaching and support staff.
We are very grateful to you, for taking the time to comment.

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