The King Williams College Final was held on Tuesday 12th February and\u00a0all the teams\u00a0had done some fantastic work\u00a0so the judges’ task was not easy. Charities represented were\u00a0\u00a0Port St John, Wild Frontiers, Advantage Africa, Drop- Inn Ministries, Hands of Hope, Toybox, Pahar Trust, Mother’s Union, and Global Action Nepal.<\/p>\n
Each team gave a thought provoking presentation\u00a0about the\u00a0wonderful work of their charities. The winning team\u00a0gave an excellent presentation\u00a0showing the work of\u00a0Pahar Trust. They will go through to the inter-school final to be held at the Mountain View Innovation Centre on Wednesday 27th March, where they will compete with teams from around the Island for awards for their charity of up to \u00a33,000, the Frances Davidson Cup, and the AFD Software Ltd Award for Advocacy.\u00a0All the teams raised some funds for their charities both with prize money and from some fundraising work they had organised, so well done to all\u00a0students taking part, and the teachers supporting the project.<\/p>\n
Sarah, Project Officer<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The King Williams College Final was held on Tuesday 12th February and\u00a0all the teams\u00a0had done some fantastic work\u00a0so the judges’ task was not easy. Charities represented were\u00a0\u00a0Port St John, Wild Frontiers, Advantage Africa, Drop- Inn Ministries, Hands of Hope, Toybox, … Continue reading