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The St Paul’s Charity Committee met in October to discuss the charities that were nominated by members of our school community.
The new local charities who will be joining the charities nominated in previous years are Friends of Barnes Common and London Sports Trust. We look forward to meeting with them and exploring how we can all work together over the coming year. We are also proud to continue to support City Harvest, Castelnau Community Project and FiSH.
Congratulations also Dominic Fitzpatrick (Lower Eighth) who completed the Sea to Sea (C2C) challenge during Remedy. Over three days, he cycled from Whitehaven to Sunderland and raised over £2,000 for Young Minds, a mental health charity for children, young people and their parents, making sure all young people can get the mental health support they need.
