Mayor's visit delivers boost for Eco-garden

By Nub News Reporter 16th May 2024

Local News by Nub News Reporter 16th May 2024

Head Debbie Bradley with Mayor and Consort Sue and Brian Little.

THURROCK mayor Sue Little visited Horndon on the Hill Primary School this afternoon (Thursday, 16 May) to deliver a surprise for pupils.

Mrs Little, accompanied by her consort and husband Brian, spoke with pupils and then took part in an assembly.

She presented the school with £250 raised in her charity fund. It will be used to maintain the school's eco-garden.

It's been a busy week for the school which is preparing to host its May Fair on Saturday.

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