THE AUTUMN term has seen a host of fundraising events take place at Solihull Sixth Form College.
The term culminated with the Christmas Fayre, which raised £188.09 for for Fisher House, a University Hospital Birmingham charity.
The Fayre saw Yarnfield Primary School and Bentley Heath Choirs singing Christmas songs in college, plus a visit from Father Christmas and free hot chocolate and mince pies for students.
Other fundraising activities this term have included the Macmillan Coffee Morning, Wear It Pink Day for Breast Cancer, World Sight Day for Guide Dogs UK, Children in Need and an Israel and Palestine appeal for the British Red Cross.
In total, £851.27 has been raised for charity this term.
Associate Assistant Principal Anisa Lokat-Fanning, said: “I am immensely proud of how the College community comes together to support a wide range of worthy causes.
“The Student Council and our Student Development Team have worked incredibly hard all term and this is evident by the sheer number of charity and awareness events that have taken place.”
