THE PRIORY CHARITY FUNDRAISING
Achievement for all, guided by God.
At The Priory, we aim to promote our school vision, ‘Achievement For All, Guided By God’ through our work in our local, national and international community. We believe that all children should have the opportunity to be an advocate for change and as a school, impact the wider area. Charity and community events are run by the Faith team, School Council, House Captains and Sports captains to ensure that there is a wide representation of all pupils which they feedback to throughout the year.
A selection of our charity focuses
HARVEST - WIMBLEDON FOOD BANK Supported by The Trussell Trust, Wimbledon food bank is part of a nationwide network of food banks that provide nutritionally balanced emergency food packages to support the local community. |
CHILDREN IN NEED Children in Need’s vision is that every child in the UK has a childhood which is safe, happy, secure and allows them the chance to reach their potential. They provide grants to projects in the UK which focus on children and young people who are disadvantaged. MERTON NIGHT SHELTER The Merton Night Shelter has been running for eight years now at faith venues across Merton borough, serving homeless people over the coldest months. |
LUNCHBOWL NETWORK The Lunchbowl Network was set up in 2006 in response to the plight of the orphaned and vulnerable children living in Kibera, Nairobi. Since then they have provided funding for a dinner programme for 450 orphaned and vulnerable children, 2 kindergartens and a primary school. |
SPORT/COMIC RELIEF Comic Relief and Sport Relief support vulnerable people and communities in the UK and internationally. Their vision is to create a just world free from poverty by funding amazing organisations doing amazing things. LENT APPEAL Houses choose a charity to focus on. One for whole school or one each. House/Sport captains lead fundraising events. |
SHOOTING STAR HOSPICE Shooting Star Children’s Hospices provides free of charge care to families. They support 700 babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and their families living in London and Surrey. |
SUMMER FAIR
RUGANDO SCHOOL IN UGANDA Rugando school require solar panels for hot water, a cabin for teachers to sleep in over night and building maintenance. |