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Sainsbury’s donates books to schools

Published: 3:00 PM February 6, 2016    Updated: 9:00 PM October 27, 2020
Sainsbury's donated 150 books to the five schools in Portishead.

Sainsbury's donated 150 books to the five schools in Portishead. - Credit: Archant

Sainsbury’s in Portishead has donated 150 books to schools in the town.

The books, about popular children’s character Mog, are being shared by Portishead, St Joseph’s, St Peter’s, Trinity, and High Down primary schools.

Store manager Paul Morrison said the company was delighted to help the five schools.

A further 100 books were given to Bristol Children’s Hospital.

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