Wycombe High School raises over £1,100 for breast cancer charity

Summarised from Bucks Free Press's report · Updated 20 Oct, 21:02 · Archive

Wycombe High School held a Wear It Pink Day on 16 October, raising £1,148.49 for Breast Cancer Now. Classrooms and corridors were decorated in pink as students and staff wore colourful outfits in support of the UK's largest breast cancer fundraising campaign.

A highlight was a Pink Fair held in the school's Miller Block Sixth Form Centre during lunchtime, where pupils enjoyed games, stalls and fundraising activities. The school also raised a further £230 through a JustGiving page working towards a £500 target.

Headteacher Nicola Renyard praised students for their efforts, saying: 'Our students never cease to amaze me with their energy, creativity and willingness to make a difference.' A student, Alex, said the atmosphere was brilliant and praised the Pink Fair for raising money for an important cause.

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• 'Our students never cease to amaze me' - Teens raise money for breast cancer charityStudents and staff at Wycombe High School turned the campus pink as they raised more than £1,100 for charity.Bucks Free Press · 20 Oct, 20:00

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