Telford MP watches cereal box domino challenge for families

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 05:50 · Archive

Shaun Davies MP watched staff and pupils at his former primary school create a domino chain with 529 cereal boxes to support local families in need.

Shaun Davies MP returned to Ladygrove Primary School in Dawley, where he attended as a pupil, to watch staff and students take on a cereal box domino challenge. School staff carefully arranged 529 cereal boxes in a domino formation before the whole school and community members gathered to watch the chain reaction as the first box fell.

The cereal boxes were collected through donations from pupils' families and the local community, with Sainsbury's contributing 50 boxes to the initiative. Following the challenge, all the boxes were donated to Telford Crisis Support, helping the organisation provide over 2,000 breakfasts to families across Telford.

Davies said the challenge was 'brilliant' and praised those involved for coming together to help others. Jo Weichlbauer, headteacher at Ladygrove Primary School and Nursery, commended the children, families and staff for supporting the initiative enthusiastically and making a real difference to families in the town.

How it is being reported

• Telford MP returns to former primary school for cereal box domino challengeShaun Davies MP visited Ladygrove Primary School in Dawley, where he once attended as a pupil, to watch students and staff take on a challenge involving more than 500 cereal boxes, all in support of local families.Shropshire Live · 23 Oct, 05:16
• Telford MP visits his old school to see their 'cereal challenge'Shaun Davies visited Ladygrove Primary School in Dawley.Shropshire Star · 22 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Shaun Davies · Ladygrove Primary School · Telford · Dawley · Sainsbury's · Telford Crisis Support · Jo Weichlbauer

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