Joyous jumper day at Mossley Hollins

Thursday, 17 December 2020 12:56

Students at Mossley Hollins High School jumped at the chance to help local good causes.

The Huddersfield Road school took part in Christmas Jumper Day last Friday (11 December) to help Mossley Foodbank and Mossley Cancer Committee.

The school asked for donations of tins of food, hats, scarves, socks, chocolate, sweets and toiletries for the foodbank. While staff suggested pupils take in donations of a £1 for Mossley Cancer Committee.

Everyone turned out in their festive best to help bring a smile to the faces of those less fortunate this Christmastime.

Images by Nigel Wood

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