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Nailsea school pupils collect presents for Salvation Army

Published: 2:52 PM December 24, 2016 Updated: 9:02 PM October 27, 2020

Ravenswood School pupils donating gifts to the Salvation Army.

Ravenswood School pupils donating gifts to the Salvation Army. - Credit: Archant

Generous pupils from Ravenswood School in Nailsea have been collecting gifts for the Salvation Army.

Kind pupils from Ravenswood School donating gifts to the Salvation Army Christmas appeal.

Kind pupils from Ravenswood School donating gifts to the Salvation Army Christmas appeal. - Credit: Archant

The students from P16 have been organising donations for people in the local area who are homeless or experiencing difficulties over the Christmas period.

The kind pupils delivered the presents to Michael Eden at the Clevedon Salvation Army headquarters, in Old Street, and found out how the appeal has been helping people.

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