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NLA fundraiser for BBC Children in Need

North Liverpool Academy hosted a 24-hour danceathon sleepover at school to raise money and awareness of Children in Need. 100 students and staff took part in the event which lasted 24 hours!!
NLA fundraiser for BBC Children in Need
NLA fundraiser for BBC Children in Need

BBC Children in Need believes every child deserves the chance to thrive. Across the UK, they fund vital projects in local communities that support children facing poverty, mental health struggles, grief and other challenges, as too many children are facing impossible challenges alone.

NLA's students danced for 24-hours, and raised over £4,400 for the charity.  Well done you dancing queens!  

 

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