A Shrewsbury-based college and a primary school are to benefit from Rotary donations.
Members of the Shrewsbury Severn Rotary Club have agreed to two £500 donations to support the Shrewsbury Colleges Group’s 2004 STAR Awards due to take place in June as well as The Grange Primary School.
Tracy Cottee, clerk to the board, said: “We have been very fortunate in the past to secure sponsorship from the Rotary Club of Shrewsbury Severn to help support the purchase of vouchers and awards and we dearly wish to continue this to recognise those students. “As the Rotary Club appreciates our students continue to feel the effects of the extraordinary times we live in and, frankly, although their resilience and fortitude has been amazing, the college has had to work very hard to support increasing numbers of students; indeed, an unprecedented number have again sought support from the college this year.”
“It is a very special event and held close to the heart of all the E&D committee members so the committee is therefore asking the Rotary to consider offering some financial support to the awards, this year, to support the purchase of awards and gift vouchers for nominees.”
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