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Pupils’ Fairtrade cafe

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Report By Samantha Pope

Published: 9:00 AM January 6, 2013    Updated: 8:52 PM October 27, 2020

CHILDREN in Wraxall have donated money to the Save the Children charity.

Pupils in years three and four at the village primary school handed over �71 which they had collected by selling products through their Fairtrade caf�.

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