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Mayor's visit delivers boost for Eco-garden

By Nub News Reporter 16th May 2024

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Local News by Nub News Reporter 16th May 2024

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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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