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Students back animal welfare

19/12/2012

(Back) Tijana , Cody, Jenny, Taylah and Josh. (front) Tamika and Georgia. Picture: MEAGAN ROGERS 90701

THE RSPCA has benefited from generous students at Narre Warren South P-12 College.
The Student Voice Team at the school decided at the beginning of the year that they wanted to raise money to support the RSPCA. Throughout the year, they held several Free Dress Days and raised over $4200. They donated $650 of the money raised to the RSPCA to support the organisation’s work with a variety of animals.

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