Worksop: Charity double for St John’s with donations from Prospect Juniors and Asda

St John’s Primary School in Worksop has been celebrating a double donation to the funds they are raising for their chosen charity of the year, JDRF, which raises awareness and funds for people suffering Type 1 Diabetes.

Andrew Ferrol, a Year Three pupil of St John’s, suffers from that disease he is the driving force behind the school’s decision to support JDRF.

Nicola Peake, of Community Life at Asda Celtic Point, presents a cheque for £200 to St John's Primary Schoolin Worksop  to add to their fundraising account for Type 1 Diabetes charity JDRF. Also pictured are Sadie Munro (right) from JDRF North) school staff and Year Three pupils Andrew Ferrol, Chloe Hind and Dylan Peake. Picture: Rob Ferrolplaceholder image
Nicola Peake, of Community Life at Asda Celtic Point, presents a cheque for £200 to St John's Primary Schoolin Worksop to add to their fundraising account for Type 1 Diabetes charity JDRF. Also pictured are Sadie Munro (right) from JDRF North) school staff and Year Three pupils Andrew Ferrol, Chloe Hind and Dylan Peake. Picture: Rob Ferrol

St John’s first received a cheque for £457.95 from Prospect Junior School in a special assembly at the Worksop school.

The fantastic amount was a Prospect school record and was raised at various events throughout the year.

The cheque was presented to Linda Foy, a teaching assistant at St John’s, and Sadie Munro from JDRF North.

St John’s also received £200 from the Community Life Fund at Asda at Celtic Point.

Nicola Peake, from Asda, made the presentation to Sadie Munro, Andrew Ferrol, Chloe Hind and Dylan Peake.

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