Friday 15th December 2017 is National Christmas Jumper Day

By Enniskillen Royal | Latest News | Comments are Closed | 11 December, 2017 | 0

Friday 15th December 2017 is National Christmas Jumper Day in aid of Save the Children.

As we all enjoy our school Christmas dinner this Friday, what better way to get into the festive spirit than sporting your favourite Christmas jumper.

Students (and Staff) are welcome to wear their Christmas Jumper for the day with their normal school uniform.

This is NOT a Non Uniform day so Christmas jumpers only please. There will not be a school wide collection in the morning, however Charity Prefects will visit both sites during break and lunch to organise a collection for anyone who would like to make a voluntary donation to Save the Children.

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