Framlinghamian 2023 - Flipbook - Page 160
SPIRIT OF GIVING
ingenuity as they took the reins to organise
DofE volunteering programme. The
the charity summer fair, raising money for
ever-popular Wednesday Phab Club also
our partner school in Sierra Leone, the
continues to grow in popularity with our
Rogbonko Village School.
young people, with pupils taking great
pride in their active involvement with the
The event buzzed with excitement as our
club and demonstrating their commitment
enterprising young minds showcased their
to fostering inclusivity and community
talents with a unique blend of fundraising
spirit.
stalls. From the latest nail-painting trends
to refreshing slushy-making stations,
College pupils never fail to create a warm
and a sweet shop over昀氀owing with
and welcoming environment for club
delectable treats, there was no shortage
members, o昀昀ering friendship, support,
of indulgence for all attendees. As a nod
and engaging activities that promote
to nostalgia, retro computer games, which
social interaction and personal growth.
had been lovingly restored by computer
A testament to how the College values
science enthusiast Harry W, transported
kindness within our community, our Phab
both young and old to the golden age of
Club members also bene昀椀t from forging
gaming, adding a touch of classic charm
meaningful connections with individuals
to the festivities.
of all abilities and backgrounds. This year,
two of our College Phab Club volunteers,
This charity summer fair was not only a
Katie R and Tilda H, were selected to work
showcase of innovation and creativity but
with the national Phab charity during their
also a testament to the compassion of our
summer residentials.
pupils. It was a day 昀椀lled with laughter,
camaraderie, and the heart-warming
Engaging in outreach activities with local
support for a charity the College has now
primary and secondary schools holds
been supporting for 20 years.
immense importance for the College.
By sharing resources, expertise, and
The year has also seen a continued focus
opportunities, we hope to enhance
on the College supporting our local
the quality of education in our local
community. Pupils volunteered to help
community thereby contributing to social
Framlingham Town Council with the
cohesion.
running of the popular Christmas on the
Hill event, in which many members of the
Over the course of the Academic Year
town and beyond come to enjoy a night of
a number of events for pupils of all ages
festive celebrations.
have been held at both Prep and Senior
School locations, including hosting visitors
Our pupils have also been involved in
from Sir Robert Hitcham’s and Rushmere
working with local residents, this year with
Hall Primary School for a special singing
the notable addition of a dog walking
workshop with music composer and
service, a new element added to our
educator, Lin Marsh; welcoming local
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