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Our Lady's High School raised £2,310 from 100 supporters
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Weʼve raised £2,310 to donate to our chosen charities: St Andrew’s Hospice, St Margaret's Children and Family Care Society & SCIAF
- Funded on Sunday, 27th December 2020
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This year at Our Lady's High School, the staff and pupils will be taking part in a walkathon to raise funds for our chosen charities: St Andrew’s Hospice, St Margaret's Children and Family Care Society & SCIAF. On Wednesday December the 16th, we will attempt to walk to the "North Pole" whilst wearing our Christmas jumpers. Please support us by making a donation of what you can. Thank you
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100
Annamaria colenso
Dec 21, 2020
Well done every one
The Lee Family
Dec 17, 2020
Well done everyone
£30.00
The OLHS PE Department
Dec 17, 2020
Well done on a fantastic day yesterday!
£30.00
Anonymous
Dec 16, 2020
£20.00
The Angell Family
Dec 16, 2020
Great Effort & Well Done.
£20.00
The Hendry Family
Dec 16, 2020
Well done everyone!
Queen family
Dec 16, 2020
Great charities good luck everyone
£10.00
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Our Lady's High School
Established 1888, Our Lady’s High is one of the oldest Catholic secondary schools in Scotland. Originally an all-boys school the first class of girls was enrolled in 1945, the same year, the school's War Memorial Chapel was built.