Here are our children helping out at home to raise money for the Harrow Food Bank. They're washing up, looking after siblings, dusting, cleaning, clearing leaves and much more! Remember to send your pictures to [email protected]
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For Harvest this year we are undertaking a 'Help Out to Help Out'. We aren’t able to hold our usual Harvest gatherings this year so we’ve come up with a scheme whereby we can still celebrate Harvest and help others. We want all our children to ‘Help Out’ at home in return for a donation to the Harrow Food Bank. Traditionally in rural locations the entire community would be involved in the gathering of the harvest - everyone helping out - and a share of the harvest would support those families who need it. We're doing the modern day version by doing our 'Help Out to Help Out'! Please talk to your child about how they might help out at home – washing up, washing the car, sorting, tidying, preparing meals – and agree an amount of money you will donate in return for a good job done! Jobs can be done any time over the next week or so (half term is a great opportunity!) Once everything is complete, please donate your money using the following ‘Just Giving’ link. After half term, we’ll make sure all the money goes directly to the Food Bank. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/pinnerparkharvest?utm_term=mEayy8KBY It would also be fabulous if you could take a photograph of your child doing their jobs so that we can share them with the community through a video on Pinner Park Online. Please send any photos to [email protected] Harrow has moved to the High Alert Level for Covid-19 (also known as ‘Tier 2’). Cases of Covid continue to rise rapidly across London, as well as in Harrow, so we all need to play our part in controlling the virus and keeping each other safe.
The move to Tier 2 now means more restrictions around social distancing in London and Harrow to control the spread and save lives: we must not meet socially with friends and family indoors in any setting unless we live with them or have formed a support bubble with them. This includes private homes, and any other indoor venues such as pubs and restaurants. Please remember the guidelines we have in place for parents to reduce the risk of transmission. Please follow this checklist as closely as possible.
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