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The ISPS National Honor Society held a very successful Corn Soup drive through on 7th November. With the funds raised from this event NHS members came together and packed 40 hampers for community members of New Grant and 8 hampers for St. Vincent De Paul.
NHS also baked over 300 Christmas cookies for all the students at St. Julien Presbyterian school in New Grant. Everything was done within covid regulations.
On Saturday, the NHS President (Asia Chan) and Treasurer (Charlotte Farah) delivered the hampers and cookies to St. Julien Presbyterian school in New Grant.
Asia and Charlotte met four St Julien students who were quite keen to teach them how to play one of their games which was a combination between Moral and Hopscotch.
The kids and their joyful smiles brighten up everyone’s day. NHS would like to thank everyone again for supporting their Corn Soup fundraiser.
Donna Clarke
dclarke@isps.edu.tt