Community-spirited youngster spreads some Easter cheer around Wedmore
A community-spirited youngster has decided to ‘hatch’ a plan to spread some Easter cheer around Wedmore.
While home learning in March, Ruby – a Year 8 pupil at Hugh Sexey Middle School – thought that in order to lift the spirits of those in her community during the current lockdown, she would leave some ‘Kindness Eggs’ in various locations around her village, spreading messages of positivity, and an encouragement for finders to do something nice for someone else.
To do this, Ruby ordered twelve hollow plastic eggs and printed out a message to go inside each of them, saying: “You have encountered a kindness egg. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to complete the random act of kindness on the other side of this piece of paper, then re-hide this egg for someone else to find with the reverse having a ‘random act of kindness’ for the finder to complete, such as ‘leave someone flowers’
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4:00 PM February 26, 2021
Lions members Sylvia Cook and Jan Clark delivering a few of the items to Fairlands Middle School.
- Credit: Cheddar Vale Lions Club
Cheddar Vale Lions Club has received more than 120 IT devices to give to pupils to support their learning in lockdown.
The club has already gifted 40 devices to local families and schools, 30 had to be recycled and 25 are being tested by a technician, with more donations due to be distributed in the coming weeks.
The Lions set-up its Youth IT Project on social media in January, which aims to help local schools and families by providing devices to help support students’ homeschooling.
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