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Harvest collection for struggling families

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Vicky Angear

Published: 4:00 PM October 18, 2013    Updated: 8:54 PM October 27, 2020
Children from Kingshill Church School donated food to Nailsea Foodbank for their harvest festival.

Children from Kingshill Church School donated food to Nailsea Foodbank for their harvest festival. - Credit: Archant

FOOD gifts filled a Nailsea school as pupils celebrated the harvest festival.

Family members and friends were invited into Kingshill Church School to watch the children perform songs and readings, led by the Rev Tony Roake. The gifts will be donated to Nailsea Foodbank to help struggling families in the area.

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