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Teddy prints T shirts to support NHS staff and volunteers!

We were pleased to hear that Teddy, one of our Year 11 students, wanted to give something back to the NHS. Teddy has set up a stall outside his family home printing and selling t-shirts, with all proceeds going to the NHS. Teddy took care to think about social distancing and always has hand sanitiser available next to his money collection pot. The proceeds are being donated to the NHS Just Giving page supporting NHS staff and volunteers who are caring for Covid-19 patients each week.

 

Well done Teddy for a great effort!

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