For just 50p each Miss Walters made these delicious Pudsey bear biscuits to raise money
for Children In Need. Within minutes these yummy
treats were gobbled up by students and staff and
all together raised £60
for the cause.
Children In Need campaign at Shelfield
Each year here at Shelfield we make a conscious effort to support Children In Need. The staff and students come together to raise money for disadvantaged children across the country.
This year we had several different activities taking place such as biscuit baking, treasure hunting, guess the sweets in the jar competition, guess the teddy bear's name competition, a special video
in which staff showcased
their dance moves, and the highly anticipated 'Eat-Off' event where students bought tickets to watched staff
indulge in horrid snacks such as sheep's brains and cows' eyes!
Below the picture of sweets we
have Nathan Mansell Green holding the teddy bear, whose name the students had to guess.
We also have Shane Parker making a difference by planning a treasure hunt where by students paid for three clues to find a prize hidden somewhere in the academy.
All these activities have been organised by dedicated staff and students who have
took it upon
themselves to come up with ideas on how to raise money for Children In Need.
Starting from the top: Chief fund raisers
and organisers Mrs Stopford and Mrs Holdcroft who have taken part each year
to raise money.