Comfort Quilts

in December 2021 an amazing charity called Project Linus UK gifted us these beautiful handmade quilts, which had been crafted by extremely talented local volunteers to give to children at our school who have experienced any type of trauma or loss. In turn we made a  cash donation to the charity to give thanks and to help them carry on their fantastic work. 

Read more about the charity here...https://projectlinusuk.org.uk/

Creative Learning Packs

During the National Lockdown in March 2020 we worked closely with local charities Level Trust and Discover Islam to provide Creative Learning Packs for our most vulnerable children. Each pack contained a range of items including a fiction book, craft activities, gluestick, colouring pencils, craft scissors, and bubbles!! 

Our Family Worker delivered these packs to the children's homes and checked in with the families regularly to see how they were coping with the challenges of lockdown and to see if there was any further support we could offer.

We would like to thank Level Trust and Discover Islam for their generosity in making these packs available for our children. 

Go Dharmic provides food parcels for vulnerable families during the Covid-19 crisis

Go Dharmic is a local charity who do so much valuable work in supporting Luton's most vulnerable residents, including feeding the homeless in the town centre.  Go Dharmic have been helping families and individuals throughout the Covid-19 pandemic and have delivered over one million meals to the elderly and vulnerable so far.

They have extended that help to local schools too and we were so pleased to welcome them to our school in July when they offered to supply free food packs to our families in need. Mrs Tailor; our school secretary and a Go Dharmic volunteer, co-ordinated this appeal, and we thank her and her fellow Go Dharmic supporters for their kindness and generosity in donating their time to this fantastic charity's work! 

Our Old Grey Uniform

Did you ever wonder what happened to our unwanted grey uniform?

Well, we donated it to a small British Charity called Hope4Smile, who took it all the way to a village in Nepal! The children at the local school were so happy with their new uniform!

A representative from the Aarambha Foundation, who helped Hope4Smile distribute the uniform to students at Bhuwaneswari Basic School in Aapghari, Kavre Province, said "We were so happy to see their happy faces and they were so much more excited to show their new t-shirts, sweaters and jackets with their friends".

We hope to maintain links and help them in the future too!