Students at Oxley High are donning their sleepwear and selling delicious pastries to help raise money for sick kids within regional communities.
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On Thursday, June 29, year 11 and 12 students ran a gold-coin pyjama day and held a bake sale in the latest of a series of fundraising events Oxley for the volunteer-run charity Little Wings.
"We've raised more than ten grand so far and we're trying to get just a little bit more before the end of the year," Oxley student Matthew Barratt said.
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Little Wings offers free transport to sick kids in rural areas who require life-saving medical services only accessible in big cities.
"They're an amazing organisation and it's great to be able to help them out," Mr Barratt said.
The delicious desserts proved popular with the students as a queue for the table quickly formed and ended up wrapping around most of the school's courtyard.
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Jonathan Hawes
Originally from Austin, TX. "I wasn't born in Tamworth but I got here as soon as I could!" Jonathan covers a little bit of everything, but his main priorities are Tamworth Regional Council, Business, and Property. Send story tips to Jonathan via jonathan.hawes@austcommunitymedia.com.au
Originally from Austin, TX. "I wasn't born in Tamworth but I got here as soon as I could!" Jonathan covers a little bit of everything, but his main priorities are Tamworth Regional Council, Business, and Property. Send story tips to Jonathan via jonathan.hawes@austcommunitymedia.com.au
