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Eynsham pupils box clever to aid appeal
6:57pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010
CHILDREN had a chance to take a look at some of the emergency supplies that will be sent out to victims of the Haiti earthquake.
Pupils from Eynsham Primary School learned about aid being sent to the Caribbean country.
A shelterbox – containing emergency equipment such as tents and supplies – was brought in by volunteers who hope to start a Rotary Club in Eynsham.
Pupils sold cakes and toys they had grown out of to raise £900 for Haiti.
School secretary Jane Batey said: “It was very successful and the children enjoyed doing it.”
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From left, Rebecca Wise, Paddy Hogan, Francesca Marks, Morgan Dunkley Harry Jones and Alice Brown
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