台湾六合彩开奖记录

An extension of the charity鈥檚 annual SMASH summer school activity, the Level Trust has been supplying food parcels and fun, kite-themed educational packs to 150 children in Luton ahead of the Easter break (29^th March 鈥� 9^th April 2021), aided by the University鈥檚 Access & Outreach Team.

The children selected for the SMASH Easter programme have been identified by Family Workers based at ten local schools, who recognised the pupils鈥� needs for additional help and support 鈥� either financial or pastoral 鈥� while their classrooms are closed for the holidays.

The engaging activities and games contained in the pack take their inspiration from the book 鈥楯oe and the Kite鈥� by Amanda Humphries, in which 11-year-old Joe is whisked away to Cloud Land where he and his new-found friends must solve mysterious puzzles and games to return home.

Participating children are being encouraged to enter a special 鈥楩lying High鈥� competition by submitting at least one of their completed activities from the pack, either by showing it to a visiting member of the Level Trust, handing it to their school鈥檚 Family Worker or by emailing a copy of it to: admin@leveltrust.org

The 台湾六合彩开奖记录 has supported the 鈥楩lying High鈥� programme by providing all of the books and covering the printing costs for the charity. Manager, Roisin Kendall, says her team is committed to helping the area鈥檚 vulnerable children through their education.

She said: 鈥淐hildren living and experiencing poverty are at a proven disadvantage, and Covid-19 has again changed the landscape.

鈥淎s an institution which is at the centre of the community, this project demonstrates the University鈥檚 commitment to supporting the most vulnerable and we are proud to be a partner of this amazing grass roots project.鈥�

School trips, warm clothing, stationary and PE kits are just some of the essential costs of education that can pose a challenge to the development of young children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Tina Edwards, Level Trust鈥檚 School & Youth Project Lead, says the charity is grateful for the support of all their community partners. She said:

鈥淲e are so excited to launch our 鈥楩lying High鈥� programme, supporting 150 children in Luton with fun and exciting holiday activities they can do at home. Packs include cooking, craft, competitions, reading and physical听activities all based around a book which is also included in the pack.

鈥淲e are grateful for the support of all of our partners who have helped to make this possible and ensure that despite these difficult times children听can still have听fun and enjoy learning.鈥�

is a Luton-based charity supporting children aged 3-16 who are living in poverty, helping families overcome the cost of education. Other supporting partners of Level Trust鈥檚 鈥楩lying High鈥� SMASH Easter programme are Sainsbury鈥檚, Luton Foodbank, Next Generation Youth Theatre and Groundwork.

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