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Preston Hall of Fame
Footballers Play at Stamford Bridge (Home of Chelsea Football Club)
Jude, Jesse and Edward from Year 4 had the opportunity to play, with their football team, in a tournament at Stamford Bridge Football Ground home of Chelsea Football Club!
The boys and their football team managed to play their way to the final, losing 1 - 0.
Well done boys!
Whisking Up Change: Maya, Ella & Darcey Take Action
Maya, Ella and Darcey from Hornbeam Class showed fantastic initiative and compassion by organising a Bake Sale to raise money for the Rainforest Alliance. Inspired by their persuasive writing unit, the girls were determined to make a real difference in the world—and they certainly did as they raised an incredible £163! In the lead-up to the event, they worked tirelessly to create eye-catching posters, design beautiful decorations, and carefully plan out their recipes. Their delicious cakes were a huge hit, and they were truly grateful to everyone who donated. This was a wonderful example of social action, and a powerful reminder of how young people can make a big impact. We are all incredibly proud of their efforts—well done, girls!
A Cut Above the Rest – Emily’s Hair-Raising Act of Kindness!
Emily, who is in Hornbeam class, recently made a heartfelt donation to the Little Princess Trust, raising an incredible £310 to support children experiencing hair loss. With her long, beautiful hair, Emily selflessly decided to have it cut and donated it to help create wigs for young people in need. Her kindness and generosity have not only made a huge difference in the lives of others but have also inspired our school community.
We are so proud of Emily for her amazing achievement and for showing that small acts of kindness can have a big impact!
Olivia's 8 Mile Challenge for School in a Bag!
Olivia came home feeling heartbroken after learning about School in a Bag—a charity that provides essential school supplies to children who have very little. As someone who loves stationery, she was deeply moved by the fact that many children around the world only have one pencil to last an entire year.
Olivia’s life revolves around notepads and pens, so she decided to help those who aren’t as fortunate as herself. She set herself a personal challenge: to walk one mile for each year of her life! Though walking wasn't her favourite activity, she was determined to do the walk for such an important cause, and she was excited about the difference it could make.
Olivia walked from East Coker to School in a Bag HQ (Chilthorne Domer) and back to East Coker - 13km which is just over 8 miles. We set off at 7am on 6th October and finished the walk just after 10am.
The total she raised was £1025, which was enough for 51 bags. Well done Olivia!
