This week we did a survey to evaluate what we have done over this year.

The first question was, what words would you use to describe our Community Partnerships Pupil Group? Some of the words were sharing, helpful, friendly, amazing, incredible and exciting.

The second question was, what impact do you think our Community Partnerships Pupil Group has made on the local community? Most people said ” we made a bit of a difference in our group.”

The last question was, What impact do you think our Community Partnerships Pupil Group has made on the local community? The suggestions were hide and seek donations, do it more often, see the nursery children more and a muddy puddle walk with the parents on the weekend

This we are also doing a puppet show practice for the nursery.                                                                                                                                                                     

This month we were colouring food found in food banks and learning the process of food banks. We also talked aout how we could get everyone to know that they could bringing canned food or soup into school when the food bank is ready for us. Here are pictures of the colour sheet the P4s course in!

We organised a Fun Run for donations to the food bank. Our goal was to run 16 laps around our school.

“I thought it was really fun and it was a great way to exercise” – Orrin

“I had lots of fun running the Fun Run with my friends. We got thirty laps together as a team.” – Izzy

“I enjoyed the Fun Run because I knew it was for a good cause.” – Cara

On Wednesday we had to collect the donations from all of the classes in our school. We took them to Miss Hay’s classroom where we discovered we had too many donations to fit in her room. After our little problem we had to move all the donations to the stage, we couldn’t believe it when it covered the whole stage!

“The bags were so heavy it took forever” – Elizabeth

” With so many donations it made me feel happy” – Scott

” It was really heavy but it was worth it” – Megan

” The bags were full to the brim and very heavy” – Zak

“My hands were burning from the bag’s weight but  it made me so happy to see how many we collected” – Freya

” They said the Fun Run was good exercise but the bags were even better exercise” – Luke

CPPG organised a whole school Fun Run on 22nd April. Everyone took part in their time slot and we cheered them on or joined them to keep everyone motivated.

CPPG collected 270kg of clothes for Cash For Kids and this means that we have managed to raise roughly £110! The clothes were collected and weighed.