Today we have had a very special assembly led by Emma from Bolton Hospice, who are one of our School Council chosen charities for this year. We learned all about how Bolton Hospice support people who are poorly and need help.
Emma said: “Thank you so much for allowing me to present to the students and your team today. The students are delightful and what a beautiful school.”
We were so proud to be able to present Bolton Hospice with the money that we raised from our non-uniform day – £501! Well done and thank you to everyone who contributed.
Well done team Bolton hospice! We have given £501 as a whole school and a big thank you to all who have donated some money! I hope that people in Bolton hospice can get better soon.Thank you Bolton hospice for everything you have done for the people in Bolton hospice!
This morning we had an assembly about one of the charities we helped on non uniform day we earned £501 for Bolton hospices and a lady called Emma and she told us and showed us what a hospital looked like and at the end we could ask some questions. Thank you for raising money for charity
Well done Oxford grove for being able to raise a crazy £501 for the Bolton hospice charity which really helped all the people that are sick to be able to have a place to stay at.
This morning we had a very exciting assembly. A visitor from Bolton Hospice ( the charity we raised money for) came to visit us to thank us for raising the money and also to tell us about that charity . She told us about how grateful people in Bolton Hospice were. As well as that she told us how this charity works. After that she told about the reviews of their charity with people saying how the food was amazing and the staff and nurses were so kind. Then she told us how they needed 5 million pounds to keep their charity going every year. They were very grateful for our donations but our school loves helping people out. To help with these donations at our school we did non- uniform day and raised £501! After this she told us about the fun and different ways they can earn the money to keep their charity going. There were lots of fun ideas like people jumping out of a plane! I just want to say thank you so much Bolton Hospice for coming to visit us and I hope you raise your 5 million pounds because your charity is amazing!
I am so happy for our school and how we miraculously have raised£501!!!
I am so grateful for our school and our teachers who all work hard to keep us safe and educated every day! Also a big thank you to miss Harvey for being such a wonderful headteacher!
This morning, the whole school had an assembly about the Bolton Hospice, a local charity in Bolton. Emma, a very caring staff from the Bolton Hospice visited Oxford Grove Primary School to educate us on the Bolton Hospice and what our impact was. We managed to raise £501 on non-uniform day!
Today we have had a very special assembly led by Emma from Bolton Hospice, who are one of our School Council chosen charities for this year. We learned all about how Bolton Hospice support people who are poorly and need help.We were so proud to be able to present Bolton Hospice with the money that we raised from our non-uniform day which was an amazing £501
This moring we had an assembly about Bolton hospice we learnt that we raised about £501 pounds, I think this is amazing. We are happy to support anybody.
Our school raised 501 £ I think that is amazing we raised this money from no uniform day. All the money that we raised we gave to a charity called Bolton hospice. That was a really kind thing of our school to do.
Yesterday we had a really important assembly where Emma from Bolton Hospice came in to talk to us about how Bolton Hospice works. We recently donated money to Bolton Hospice for Non Uniform day. I learnt that Bolton Hospice is like a hospital for people who need taking care of or are sick. I think that Bolton Hospice is very kind for giving people the treatment that they deserve. On school uniform day we donated £500 as a school. I can see that Miss Harvey does her best to donate as much she can to Bolton Hospice from Oxford Grove to help the people who need help.
This morning we had an assembly all about the Bolton hospice Emma came in to tell us all about it . Emma supports people that are unwell and very poorly . She came here today to tell us differences about Bolton hospice and just a normal hospital first when you go into a normal hospital there should be a board that says all the times when you can come visit you loved ones but a Bolton hospice you can come at any time to visit your loved ones and you know you can stay overnight and you have your own room to stay overnight in Bolton hospice and yeah so Bolton hospice is very different to a normal hospital
Yesterday we had an assembly about one of charities we helped on non uniform day we earned £501 for Bolton hospice and a lady called Emma and she told us and showed us what hospital looked like and at the end we could ask some questions.
Yesterday we had an assembly about one of the charities we helped on non uniform day we earned £501 for Bolton hospices and a lady called Emma and she told us and showed us what hospital looked like and at the end we could ask some questions.
Today we had an assembly by Bolton hospice. We had a very special assembly led by Emma from Bolton Hospice, who are one of our School Council chosen charities for this year. We learned all about how Bolton Hospice support people who are poorly and need help.We raised £501 because we bring £1 or more on non uniform day.St Bolton hospice it’s not just an hospital it’s a community of kindness.
We had an assembled about the great Bolton hospices that help people in need. We learned all about how Bolton Hospices supports people who need help. We save £501 for Bolton Hospices than is that amazing
Today we have had a very special assembly led by Emma from Bolton Hospice, who are one of our School Council chosen charities for this year. We learned all about how Bolton Hospice support people who are poorly and need help
Today Bolton hospice came to visit our school this is a hospital but way much more advanced in many ways. They came to tell us how spectacular they were and it convinced me so make sure you visit Bolton hospice today because it will help you get over your pain as well as the adorable irresistible cute dogs that will help you .
We gave money to a charity called Bolton hospice. It is a popular charity for save lives of children and families all around the world, they have a mascot which is a squirrel!
In a heart warming assembly led by Emma from the Bolton Hospice one of our School Council’s chosen charities this year we learned how the hospice provides vital care and support to people who are poorly and in need , and we proudly presented a donation of £501 raised through our non-uniform day, celebrating the generosity of our school community and the kindness that makes Oxford Grove such a beautiful place to learn and grow.
In this wonderful morning we had an fantastic assembly! In this assembly, these smart, intelligent School Councilers decided to raise money for a really important charity. The charity they chose was for Bolton Hospice. You might be thinking ‘What is the Bolton Hospice, and what does it do?’ Well the Bolton Hospice look after elderly people who might not be able to live in there homes very often. The Bolton Hospice doesn’t just look after these elderly people, they look after them with all the love they have. These people who look after the elderly are called the staff. One of the staff decided to come into our school and talk about the Bolton Hospice and what it is like there. The staff that came in for our assembly was called Emma, a beautiful, modern name. The thing that we did to raise all this money was to have a Non – School uniform day. We managed to raise £501 in total.
Thank you to all parents and chilldren for bringing in at keast a pound for this charity!
In are assembly we had Emma from Bolton Hospice come in and tell us what it is like in there hospice and how much money we raised from our non-uniform day! We raised £501 when we had are non-uniform day. That is a lot of money. Emma told us that Bolton hospice isn’t just like a hospital and there isn’t a visiting hours, and you can just go in.
This morning we had an assembly were a nurse ( Emma ) from Bolton hospice came in to talk to us all. A few days before we had non uniform day where we had to take in £1 if you wanted to wear clothed from home. We had a couple of charities that we split the money between all of the charities . For Bolton hospice we raised £501 for them. I want to thank all of the children and all of the parents that brought in £1 for this amazing charity.
On 15th December, a member of hospice came into school and her name was Emma. She told us all about hospice. Hospice is a special place where doctors and nurses take care of people who are ill. Hospice is also a charity. They have nice gardens food for the sick and they do activities. They also come to your home to accompany you while you are sick if you don’t want to go there. You can also visit someone at any time. Hospice is a lot different than hospitals.
Today Bolton hospice visited our school this school, This is a hospital but way better like a plain biscuit has been dipped in chocolate! They have such good expectations and way much more cool stuff they take care of you very well so you won’t feel a thing they have therapy dogs too keep you company as you can have a chat with them or they sit on your medical bed and you can stoke them. Bolton hospice is a great place to visit so make sure you book it on for your ill friend TODAY!!
This morning we had an assembly about one of the charities our school council chose to donate some money to.The charity we chose was Bolton Hospice. We got the money by doing a non-uniform day but to come in your own clothes you had to bring £1.00 or more. In the total we raised £501 to a lady who works in Bolton Hospice. And near the end of the assembly Emma showed us what a hospital looked like and what Bolton Hospice looked like.
Today from Bolton Hospice a kind lady came named Emma who came to thank Oxford grove for giving £501 for charity to Bolton Hospice I am so happy to give money to charity.
This morning we had an assembly about the Bolton hospice and it was all about giving money to charity and Bolton hospice is like Bolton hospital but in the Bolton hospice it has one room and it looks like a house and the Bolton hospital you are with lots of people and the people makes lots and lots of noise.
This morning, we had a very special assembly about one of the charities we helped raise money on non uniform day. The charity was called Bolton Hospice where they help people who need treatment if their ill. In non uniform day we raised a shocking £501 for this amazing charity. Thank you so much Oxford grove to raise money for the charity.
This was an important assembly session because people at Bolton Hospice are not very well and unfortunately they have to stay there if they are to sick some people can’t walk there or drive so staff sometimes staff have to go to their house to take care of them wile they stay home so they can get a lot better.Do you know how much staff there is at Bolton Hospice ?
I loved this assembly about Bolton hospice it was very fun my favourite part was when they told us about their garden and my second favourite part was when they told us that their people they take care of that they have to stay in there for a couple of days
Actually, really fun and yeah, I really enjoyed it the Bolton hospice enjoyed the money and they have raised £501 I hope they enjoyed it it was for charity.
This morning we went to an assembly to learn about Bolton Hospice. A lady called Emma came in and told us everything you can do there, and she told us the differences between a hospital and Bolton Hospice. The School Councillor’s were at the front holding some symbols and a certificate and guess what, we raised £501 for non school uniform day! At the end Emma answered some questions from people and one of them were, “Are there any staff. Thank you for raising this charity!
This assembly talked about how the school helped raise £501 for Bolton Hospice. We learnt about what Bolton Hospice do and what they do to help people. We also got to see how the hospital looks like.