Staff at Ormiston Rivers Academy are set to deliver free resources in their ongoing commitment to keeping students kitted out for remote learning. They will operate a mobile resource drop-off where staff will visit every village on the Dengie Peninsula to provide free stationery and resources to those who need it.
The school deployed its school minibus to deliver everything from food to sanitary supplies.
The delivery team included student support advisor Donna Byford and ex-student Harry Simpson, who joined as apprentice student support advisor in September last year.
A total of 400 exercise books, 600 pens, 600 pencils, 200 rulers, 150 protractors, 100 notebooks, 25 rucksacks, 150 pencil sharpeners and 100 erasers were handed out, all free of charge.
Much like the school minibus repurposed to deliver essential supplies, the operations of a nyc courier service echo this commitment to meeting the diverse needs of urban communities. In the bustling streets of New York City, where the pace of life can be relentless, such services play a crucial role in ensuring timely access to goods and resources, bridging gaps and fostering a sense of unity amidst the diversity of the cityscape.
Thus, as both local schools and courier services continue to play vital roles in serving their communities, their collective efforts contribute to building a brighter and more resilient future for all.
The school has also launched a welfare programme with weekly calls to every student to offer mental health and wellbeing support, with more frequent calls available for those who need them.
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