Children donate warm clothes to homeless
Pupils from Flax Bourton Primary School with their hats adn gloves for the homeless. - Credit: Archant
Generous children have been collecting warm clothes to give to homeless people in Bristol.
Children from Flax Bourton Primary School with their collection of hats, gloves and scarves for the homeless. - Credit: Archant
School councillors from Flax Bourton Primary School asked pupils to bring in hats, gloves, scarves, coats and boots.
Kind-hearted children and staff collected five bin bags full of clothing to donate to the homeless.
The items were given to the Sisters of the Church in St Paul’s Bristol to give out to people living on the streets.
Ruby, from year four, and Henry, from year three, said: “We’re very pleased with how much we collected.”
Ruby and Henry are school councillors who organised the collection on behalf of the school. Representatives from the Sisters of the Church visited the school to tell the pupils about the vital work they do.
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