Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire has donated £500 to Aspin Park Academy in Knaresborough, which the Academy will use to purchase outdoor equipment for its Early Years Foundation Stage area.
Sharon Robertson, headteacher at Aspin Park Academy, said:
We’re grateful for this donation from Taylor Wimpey, which allows us to invest in some much-needed new outdoor learning equipment.
The new equipment will help enhance our younger children’s learning and will give the whole team a boost in what has been a challenging year. It is fantastic to receive support from a local business.
Steven Ball, sales and marketing director at Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire, said:
We’re proud to be able to donate to Aspin Park Academy in order for them to purchase new equipment for their children. Schools like this one mean so much to the local community and often see generations of children walk through their doors.
We know schools are having to find new ways to raise money due to COVID-19 stopping fundraising events, so we are delighted to be able to help out during this time.
Have you seen the price of equipment for a school playground? Haha a company like that could blink and have a new one fit. This won’t pay for a swing.
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