STUDENTS from Tavistock College undertook an enterprising new project as part of their Design Technology curriculum, and raised just over £900 for charity. During the summer the Year 9 students formed 'Proper Job' and 'The Wacky Six' companies, and designed and made a range of products for sale, including flapjacks, smoothies, key rings, bird boxes and calendars. The companies were given £10 to start their business which they paid back at the end of the project, and raised a total of £920 for charity, of which £700 was given to their top charity choice Cancer Research UK, and £110 each went to Farm Africa and NACC. Pictured are students Sam Mellis, Clarke Payne and Callum Abbot, with head of DT Huw Phillips, and Pauline Monk, with members from Cancer Research.
