SINDLESHAM students have been busy fundraising for a community across the globe — and one even put in a mountainous effort.
Year 7 pupils at Reddam House have raised nearly £1,400 for Kibera, a Kenyan town, after being inspired by a geography lesson.
As part of their fundraising efforts, the youngsters arranged a sponsored walk around the school’s 120 acre site.
Pupils Imogen and Elliot also raised money in Botswana, while Callum took on a sponsored climb
of Mount Snowdon.
The money will now be donated to the Amuka Foundation, a charity which works with young people to improve their education and life chances.
Kay Dain, a geography teacher at Reddam House, said: “It’s so important that our students understand their global responsibility to help others who don’t have the same life chances our students enjoy.”