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The City Harvest food drive on the last Friday of half term was a huge success, thanks to the generosity of the school community. A representative of City Harvest said it was the largest amount of food ever collected from a school, so much so that they had to send two extra vans to pick it up!
Special thanks go to the Pauls4All representatives, who spent their time advertising the drive through guerrilla marketing and House assemblies. And to Mustapha (Upper Eighth), who started the whole thing off by sending an email saying he wanted to do something to celebrate Challenge Poverty Week. His actions are a reminder that it only takes one person to make a big difference.
