lambs ministry in Haiti. The trio sailed
one leg of a trip aboard Spirit of
Bermuda then helped build a school for
400 students. They also spent time with
35 children at the nearby orphanage.
"Going to Haiti was probably the most
says Ciara. "I felt so touched by many
children who lived there, and I even
contributing towards one child in the
form of financial sponsoring."
staff took part in Kbb's annual Marine
Cleanup at John Smith's Bay.
the Saltus Graduate Years participated
in the second annual "Making Hunger
History Week." The eliza dolittle
Society collected donations of non-
perishable food Island-wide for distri-
bution to charities who provide meals or
food supplies year-round, including the
Salvation army, centre against abuse,
St. vincent de paul Society, Star,
coalition for the protection of children,
FocuS, Seventh day adventist Food
bank, and St. john's church Food bank.
March RAG (Raise and Give) Week,
staff and students organised numerous
fundraising events. UP students and
staff collected spare change to create a
"Line of Coins" on the Field, raising
more than $7,100: $4,379.48 went to
St. john ambulance (bermuda), $2,231
to uniceF and $500 to children
international. UP and Secondary
students also brought in food for
St. john's church Food bank.
educational materials and provide
asthma-free pillows and spacers to kids.
S1 students held a "Birdwatching-a-
Thon" and raised $989.42 for the
bermuda zoological Society's Cahow
Management Project. Students also
sent four batches of gently-used
Saltus uniforms to South Africa via
local travellers.
for meals on wheels recipients and LP
students brought in food for hands of
love. Books were collected for
ahead to send to children in Africa.
A record 33 students and staff (27 UP
students, two UP teachers, and four
Secondary students) had their heads
shaved to raise funds for St. baldrick's
Foundation and palS, raising an
astonishing $96,842 (students also had
a grub day to raise $1,038 for PALS).