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APPLEY BRIDGE All Saints School Year 6 Young Leaders are pictured recently presenting a cheque for £410 to Jo and Chris of Cancer Research UK, who came to the school on Wednesday, February 12.
They spoke to all of the children in assembly, looked at one of the Y6 journals, which are a record of their learning and achievements from the Young Leaders programme, and thanked them for the donation. Each Y6 pupil was also given a wrist band from the charity.
The Archbishop of York’s Young Leaders Award (YLA) is a fully resourced leadership and character education programme designed to be delivered by teaching staff in Church of England schools.
Headteacher Mrs Janet Dunn said: “I am very proud of the achievements of our Young Leaders in setting a benchmark for us in Christian leadership.”
The year 6 children are pictured here with Mrs Janet Dunn, Headteacher, and some of the pupils are also pictured with Jo and Chris from Cancer Research UK and their cheque.
Ronnie Semley, March 2020