Pupils rewarded for ‘Making a Difference’
A pair of North Yorkshire school pupils have been rewarded for their charitable efforts over the summer with a special award.
Ruby and Harry, who both attend Cundall Manor School near Thirsk and Ripon, were awarded the coveted making a difference badge by Deputy Head, Stuart Bayne for their work.
Ruby, aged 10, generously cut off 9 inches of her hair and donated it to the Little Princess Trust, a charity that provides free real hair wigs to children and young people with hair loss, and helps fund vital research into childhood cancers. Meanwhile Harry, also aged 10, has been pedalling away raising money for World Bicycle Relief, a charity that delivers specially designed, locally assembled, bicycles for people in need in rural developing regions so they can access life-changing mobility….
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