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Harvest singalong

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Report By Samantha Pope

Published: 10:00 AM October 27, 2012    Updated: 8:52 PM October 27, 2020

PORTISHEAD children sang to elderly residents as part of their harvest festival.

Pupils from High Down Junior School took various donations of food to the school for a harvest assembly before packing them into bags and taking them to the Jubilee Hall to donate to older members of society, who they also sang to.

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