Still in partnership with the Access Trust, we called for any items and within two weeks we were ready to rock with, this time, the whole mini-bus brimming with sacks. Last year, we managed to fill half a mini bus of donations, which were merrily received by the ‘Access Community Trust’ in Lowestoft.

With that in mind, as a class we created the concept of donating any old/unwanted clothing, and other items, to homeless shelters. December to February can be the toughest, coldest months of the year and the simple things like warm clothing we take for granted. I raised my hand and proposed the question “Well, why can’t we do something?” – and right then, with a quick rub of the whiteboard, my forever impressive teacher created a mind map and handed the lesson over to us. “A year ago, after reading an article on homelessness in an English lesson, the concept of poverty and how little it’s recognized in our own country was transformed into my young, Year 11 mind. 17 year old Ruby Kelvey, in year 12, describes the experience in her own words: Sixth Form students arranged a collection of warm clothing and sleeping bags which were delivered to the Trust for distribution to those in need. Scholarships & Awards Terms & ConditionsĬommunity-minded youngsters from Saint Felix School have again shown their support for Lowestoft charity Access Community Trust with donations of warm clothing and filled shoeboxes.English as an Additional Language (EAL).The Entry Process - a quick step by step guide.Term Dates & Key School Events 2022 – 2023.Term Dates & Key School Events 2021 – 2022.Statement of the School's Boarding Principles & Practice.Senior & Sixth Form Departments Activities.Smoothwall SSL Certificate Installation.

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