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School production raises £2,000 for charity

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Vicky Angear

Published: 5:00 PM May 25, 2014    Updated: 8:56 PM October 27, 2020
Jo Brown from the Julian Trust Night Shelter with members of the ''Our House'' production team.

Jo Brown from the Julian Trust Night Shelter with members of the ''Our House'' production team. - Credit: Archant

TALENTED sixth formers from Backwell raised £2,000 for charity by organising a school production.

The students at Backwell School produced, directed and sold tickets for Our House, which was watched by family, friends and theatre fans alike.

The show raised £2,000 for the Julian Trust night shelter in Bristol.

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