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Every Tuesday for twenty weeks I visited the local primary school in Weston Favell, these one and a half hours a week left me feeling happier and fulfilled.
The improvements I witnessed in many of the pupils' reading ability was truly visible and so rewarding. The children would share their stories with me and be delighted when they moved up a stage in their reading scheme. I encouraged them to use silly voices and they really showed me their personalities. I will miss the bond I feel that was created visiting them weekly. Making a difference to such a significant and vital aspect of their learning and education was very enriching.
Furthermore from September to December I coached an under 8 girls' hockey team every Tuesday evening this was so exciting seeing the girls in the beginning grassroot stages, just learning the importance of team sport and communication. A sport which is such a big part of my life today.
Moreover on Tuesday mornings from September to July I was part of the Big sister little sister scheme at Northampton High School, this is a scheme to bridge the gap between the year 12 pupils and the year 7 pupils by nurturing their confidence and making them feel comfortable in their first year, listening to any complaints or often friendship issues!

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20 weeks of volunteering for Weston Favell Primary School

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University of Northampton's Change Maker Award

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University of Northampton's Change Maker Award

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Dates and voluntary work at Weston Favell primary school

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Dates and voluntary work at Weston Favell primary school

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7/11/17- year 2 individual reading
14/11/17- year 2 individual reading
21/11/17- year 2 individual reading
28/11/17- year 2 individual reading
5/12/17- year 4 tooth cavity science experiment
12/12/17- year 2 individual reading and year 4 classroom assisting
9/1/18- year 2 individual reading and year 4 art lesson assisting
16/1/18- year 4 individual reading
23/1/18- year 2 individual reading
30/1/18- year 2 individual reading
6/2/18- year 2 individual reading
20/2/18- year 2 individual reading
27/2/18- year 4 individual reading
6/3/18- year 2 preparation and assistance for singing assembly
13/3/18- year 2 individual reading
20/3/18- year 2 individual reading
17/4/18- year 2 individual reading
24/4/18- year 2 individual reading
1/5/18- year 3 individual reading and talk from the makers of Gallone's !
5/6/18- year 3 individual reading

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For our local charity we chose Northampton Hope Centre, a non-profit organisation which tackles poverty and homelessness. Helping people help themselves as well as practical support and services. The Hope Centre is the Mayor of Northampton's charity for 2018/2019.

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Our work helps people experiencing the most acute problems of disadvantage, exclusion and marginalisation. As well as giving practical support, we focus on helping people to help themselves, provide support and services that will enable individuals to take back control of their own lives, and campaign with them against the causes of their disadvantage.

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Event- The sound of music, school production 

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Event- The sound of music, school production 

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Our fundraising idea was to supply the audience of the school production with programmes and sweets. These sweets were wrapped in "brown paper packages tied up with string," lyrics from the musical's song 'My favourite things.' We sold the programmes for £3 each and the Sweets for £1 per bag. Due to our generous donation from the University of Northampton we had start up capital of £33, (£100 split between three groups!) we then went to Booker and spent £55 on materials and products for our sale. It was a great success selling at the front of house, welcoming the guests, selling again in the interval and then to the year 6s with our left over stock. In total we raised £319 not including over £25 in the unopened collection boxes. I hope this money makes a difference to members of the community far less fortunate than myself.