Selfless schoolchildren raise £600 with store bag pack
Published:
2:00 PM May 10, 2016
Updated:
9:00 PM October 27, 2020
The bag packing effort raised £600. - Credit: Archant
Primary schoolchildren from Portishead raised hundreds of pounds through a selfless good deed.
The youngsters from Portishead Primary School gave up four hours of their Saturday free time to help shoppers at Sainsbury’s, in Serbert Road.
The children packed bags to help people as they paid for their goods.
They managed to raise £600 in total.
A Sainsbury’s spokesman praised the children for their work.
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She said: “They were polite and well behaved and were great representatives for their school.”
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