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// Education


Hereford Cathedral School UNICEF’S SHOE-SHARE APPEAL


Headmaster Chris Wright and his staff have been hard at work helping pupils to understand the importance of developing an appreciation for the real meaning of kindness. Mr Wright told children: “Being kind is not just for a house point or for a merit! Kindness makes you feel good, tapping into something inside us that says, ‘this is who I am’.”


When pupils spoke about their chosen charities, Lisabel Grahame said: “I chose UNICEF because I feel that every child should have a chance of going to school. When you give in your old or new pair of shoes, UNICEF exchanges them for money to buy a child an education and hot meals.”


UNICEF’s Shoe-Share appeal is one of nine charities that pupils at Hereford Cathedral Junior School wanted to help as part of the school’s ‘Nine Days of Giving’ initiative in December. Each of the nine windows overlooking the Junior School playground was filled with charity donations each day as part of the children’s acts of kindness.


The nine windows included donations to be taken to charities including The Red Cross, Mary’s Meals Backpack Project, Hereford Food Bank, Socks and Chocs, Oxfam, Great Ormond Street Hospital and People in Motion.


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