Fundraiser with Daniel Purvis GB Athlete25 April 2023 (by stjohnb) |
Dear Parents and Carers
On Friday 28th April, St John Bosco Catholic Primary School are hosting
an inspirational workshop with London 2012 Bronze Medalist Danny
Purvis.
This is a fundraising workshop that will help to improve our
sporting equipment as we look to introduce more sports coming into the
summer.
sporting equipment as we look to introduce more sports coming into the
summer.
Danny Purvis will also be showing off his skills and medals
with children being able to ask questions on what it takes to be a
Olympian, as well as the dedication of hours put into training. We
believe the children will really benefit from having this experience
with many pupils having a keen interests in sports, below is a link to
a crowdfund page that has been set up to help us raise our funds, any
donations will be greatly appreciated.
with children being able to ask questions on what it takes to be a
Olympian, as well as the dedication of hours put into training. We
believe the children will really benefit from having this experience
with many pupils having a keen interests in sports, below is a link to
a crowdfund page that has been set up to help us raise our funds, any
donations will be greatly appreciated.
Each class will have a special assembly in the hall where they will take
part in a fitness circuit session led by Daniel. I have been informed that
although you are asked to use the crowd funding link for any donation, sponsor
monies can also be brought into school on Thursday or Friday morning.
Our children have enjoyed their Winter Gymnastic Clubs and this has resulted
in success in Inter School Competitions. It would be great if you could
contribute a small donation as we are hoping to buy a special agility mat
for all the children to enjoy. If you are able to help us please use the crowd
funding link were you can make your donation. We currently have £125.00.
I would love to be able to inform Mr Parry that this event has been a
success. Friends and Family are most welcome to make a contribution.
Yours sincerely
Mr D MacAreavy - Headteacher