KJAR students get creative with lockdown fundraising for Africa trip
The King James Academy Royston student fundraisers. Pictures: Courtesy of KJAR students' families - Credit: Archant
A group of Royston students have been getting creative in the coronavirus lockdown fundraising for a trip to Malawi next year.
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Rachel Page - Credit: Archant
The King James Academy Royston trip will see 15 students from years 8, 9 and 10 head to the African nation.
Head of Year 9 Mikaela Robinson said: “The trip will build confidence, independence and responsibility. They will be working on a charitable project as well as experiencing life in Malawi.”
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Gareth Jones - Credit: Archant
Students have delivered menus for Royston Tandoori and sold plants and cakes outside their homes to raise funds.
Syed Miah from Royston Tandoori said “I am keen to support the students and have been so impressed with their hard work and reliability in delivering 11000 menus.”
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Gareth Jones - Credit: Archant
Their sponsored lockdown activities so far include washing cars, gardening, shooting netball goals, trampoline bouncing to cover the distance between here and Malawi, and the Mount Mulanje stair climb challenge.
The students will carry on fundraising over the year. Email MalawiRoyston2021@gmail.com for more details.
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Emma Eather - Credit: Archant
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Clare Swarbrick - Credit: Archant
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Cara Matthews - Credit: Archant
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Bethan Herbert - Credit: Archant
King James Academy Royston students have been coming up with creative ways of fundraising for their trip to Malawi. Picture: Anne Marie Maitland - Credit: Archant
Selling sunflowers has been one of the ways KJAR students have fundraised for their Malawi trip. Picture: Caroline Webb - Credit: Archant
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