Thank you to everyone who brought in harvest produce to support the Open House Project. All three areas of the School celebrated harvest services this week, in which we thought about the abundance we enjoy and how others are less fortunate and need our support. The collections will go directly to Open House, who operate on a Saturday out of the Quaker Meeting rooms opposite the Corn Exchange.
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