OK, so I know it is not much but after ideas please.
I normally give £100 to a charity each Christmas (think goats, water aid etc). This year our primary school has been really struggling financially (for valid reasons) so I know that resources are really stretched. So for once I want to keep charity a bit closer to home and give the money to the school.
However, as much as I would like to give a gift without conditions, I would like to think that it would not just go into the pot of cash/budget.
So where do you think a school would really like a small cash boost - somewhere that often gets overlooked maybe? History resources? An update of RE resources? Fiddle toys for SEN children?
I know it is difficult to tell without you knowing the exact school/state of the current resources - but I just wondered if there was generally an area in the majority of schools that was under-resourced? That always gets put to the "We will look at an increase in budget next year" Or things that are "nice to have" but can never be afforded.
Hope that makes sense. Thank you in advance. (Oh and you all do marvellous jobs - Thank you!)
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ClimbingRoses · 23/11/2016 19:01
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