Loreto pupils help needy with hampers

The St Vincent de Paul Youth Group from Loreto College Coleraine completed a busy term of hard work in the service of others.
Members of the Loreto College Senior Choir, and Music teacher Mrs Annie Sharkey, who provided an afternoon of seasonal entertainment at the Seabank Residential Home, Portrush.Members of the Loreto College Senior Choir, and Music teacher Mrs Annie Sharkey, who provided an afternoon of seasonal entertainment at the Seabank Residential Home, Portrush.
Members of the Loreto College Senior Choir, and Music teacher Mrs Annie Sharkey, who provided an afternoon of seasonal entertainment at the Seabank Residential Home, Portrush.

The pupils by collected and assembled Christmas hampers, to be distributed to local families in need of some assistance at this time of year.

Just under thirty large hampers were collected, assembled and wrapped by the group, which is composed of some very public-spririted senior students, under the leadership of Religious Education teacher Mr Kevin Conroy. 

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These hampers were presented to representatives from the Society of St Vincent de Paul from St John’s and St Malachy’s parishes, Coleraine, who received them with great enthusiasm and appreciation on behalf of the families to whom they will be donated.

Members of the Loreto College SVP group, with teacher Mr Kevin Conroy, present Christmas Hampers to Sean OHare and Sean McGillen from St. Johns and St Malachys SVP.Members of the Loreto College SVP group, with teacher Mr Kevin Conroy, present Christmas Hampers to Sean OHare and Sean McGillen from St. Johns and St Malachys SVP.
Members of the Loreto College SVP group, with teacher Mr Kevin Conroy, present Christmas Hampers to Sean OHare and Sean McGillen from St. Johns and St Malachys SVP.

Loreto principal Michael James, paid tribute to the students and Mr Conroy for their consideration and generosity in encouraging students from throughout the school to donate to this excellent cause.

Meanwhile Year 12 choir members, accompanied on keyboard by Rachel Kelly (Year 13) and accompanied by teachers Mrs Annie Sharkey and Ms Julie Wilson, spent the afternoon entertaining the residents of Seabank Residential Home in Portstewart with a lively and mixed repertoire.

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