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Pupils perform for commuters

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Report By Samantha Pope

Published: 11:00 AM December 23, 2012    Updated: 8:52 PM October 27, 2020

YOUNGSTERS from Portishead brought some Christmas cheer to commuters in Bristol.

A group of 22 pupils from High Down Junior School sang Christmas songs at Temple Meads station on December 7.

During their early evening performance they collected donations for the Sue Ryder care charity.

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