Northgate friends raise £405 for Animal Rescue Charity in Bishop’s Stortford with a cake sale

paul.winspear@iliffemedia.co.uk

Published: 07:21, 16 April 2024

Eight girls at Northgate Primary School raised £405 for the Animal Rescue Charity (ARC) in Bishop’s Stortford with a cake sale.

The group of 11-year-old friends in Year 6 baked around 600 brownies, cupcakes, cookies, chocolate crispy cakes, shortbread biscuits and a large Maltesers chocolate cake to sell at their school in Cricketfield Lane.

Then during the Easter holidays the girls handed over their donation to the Farnham Road centre, where they were given a tour and introduced to Tiddler the kitten and James the dog, who were waiting to go to their new homes.

From left, Vishu Pawar, an ARC employee, Daniel, Lottie Burman, Eden Fullbrook, Millie Smith, Tallulah Bedocs-Merry, Holly Newman, Elizabeth O’Reilly

The star bakers were Lottie Burman, Elizabeth O’Reilly, Holly Newman, Tallulah Bedocs-Merry, Millie Smith, Eden Fullbrook, Vishu Pawar and Dilys Evans.

The ARC, a sanctuary for neglected, unwanted and abandoned animals, was founded in 1991 by mother and daughter Jan and Fiona Rose, who initially took in strays from the next-door police station.

From left, Daniel from ARC, volunteer Jason, Vishu Pawar, Tallulah Bedocs-Merry, Holly Newman, Millie Smith, Eden Fullbrook, Lottie Burman and Elizabeth O’Reilly

For more information about the charity, visit its website at https://www.animalrescuecharity.org.uk/.

Animals Bishops Stortford Charity Education Paul Winspear