Cakes raise £800

PUPILS from Quainton Hall School in Hindes Road, Harrow,have raised £800 for the charity Let The Children Live.

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00:00, 8 MAY 2008
Updated16:43, 1 OCT 2013

PUPILS from Quainton Hall School in Hindes Road, Harrow,have raised £800 for the charity Let The Children Live.

The pupils, aged between four and 13, baked and decorated cakes at home before selling them at school.

A cheque was presented to the founder of the charity,Father Peter Walters, and the money will go towards helping street children in Medellin, South America.

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