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Students raised more than £1,000 for charity and made special badges celebrating friendship and caring at a school in Ilford.

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The pupils at Al-Noor Primary School, Green Lane raised the money for children’s charity Barnardo’s through getting donations from their family and friends.

Someera Butt, headteacher of the school, said: “We believe the work they do echoes our own values, such as striving to make a positive contribution to society.”

The school was visited by a representative from Barnado’s last week, who spoke to the children about the work they do.

She also gave a special teddy bear to one lucky child whose name was pulled from a hat.

Mrs Butt said: “Al-Noor Primary School believes that Barnado’s does very special and invaluable work caring for some of society’s most vulnerable people.”

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