RNLI Fundraising & Sixth Form Leadership Team
SRG Students Raise Fund for RNLI
Three girls decided they wanted to help the RNLI after they visited their local lifeboat station in Flint. The girls, who are Year 8 pupils visited the station in July. They watched a video about the work the RNLI does around the coasts of the United Kingdom and Ireland, toured the lifeboat station, and listened to the work that the RNLI volunteers do at Flint.
They went away and decided that over the summer holidays they would raise money by walking up a local mountain (Moel Fammau) a total of seven times raising a total of £186.00. Presenting the cheque to Western Division’s Deputy Divisional Inspector Matt Crofts, and Deputy Divisional Engineer Mark Crumb are Rhianne Sandall, Nia Davies and Georga Pierce. DDI Matt Crofts gave the girls a big thank you on behalf of the RNLI and praised them for taking the initiative to raise funds for the charity and raising such a large amount of money.
They went away and decided that over the summer holidays they would raise money by walking up a local mountain (Moel Fammau) a total of seven times raising a total of £186.00. Presenting the cheque to Western Division’s Deputy Divisional Inspector Matt Crofts, and Deputy Divisional Engineer Mark Crumb are Rhianne Sandall, Nia Davies and Georga Pierce. DDI Matt Crofts gave the girls a big thank you on behalf of the RNLI and praised them for taking the initiative to raise funds for the charity and raising such a large amount of money.
New Sixth Form Leadership Team at St Richard Gwyn
The new St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School Sixth Form Leadership Team of Head Girl Hannah Davies, Head Boy Joe Mulvey and deputies Hugo Artus, Colin Smith, Helen Wallis and Parisa Hashempour will begin their public duties by giving presentations and guidance at the school’s Open Evening on Thursday 6th October and Open Morning on Tuesday 18th October. The team have already introduced themselves to pupils and staff in special assemblies and have taken on a variety of leadership roles within the school.
Mr Sciambarella. stated, ‘This special group of young people have already made an enormous contribution to school life. We are looking forward to working with them and seeing the positive effect that their leadership qualities will have on the school'.
New Sixth Form Leadership Team at St Richard Gwyn
Mr Sciambarella. stated, ‘This special group of young people have already made an enormous contribution to school life. We are looking forward to working with them and seeing the positive effect that their leadership qualities will have on the school'.