Highbury Prep shares the joy of Easter
The Grade 7 Highbury boys delivered 3600 eggs to the children of Inchanga Primary School.
HIGHBURY Preparatory School has enjoyed sharing the joy of Easter with the Inchanga community.
Highbury parents generously donated 4 000 Easter eggs in the first term as part of the school’s outreach programme.
Highbury marketing assistant, Jacqui Maurice, said the Grade 7 boys delivered 3 600 eggs to the children of Inchanga Primary School.
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“The joy on the children’s faces at Inchanga Primary was something the Grade 7s will certainly remember. Traditionally, each year Highbury also gives a big bag of eggs to each of our support staff members so they can enjoy a treat with their children at this special time of year.”
She said Fulton School for the Deaf will also receive donated Easter eggs from Highbury.
Highbury’s headmaster, Roland Lacock, said it’s been a great pleasure building a relationship with George Shau, principal of Inchanga Primary.
“We are delighted that we were able to share so many Easter eggs with our friends at Inchanga Primary,” said Lacock.
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