An infant school in Great Missenden won a money grant to improve outdoors for their young pupils.
Prestwood Infant School on Moat Lane won £1500 from Tesco Amersham thanks to their community grant.
The winning school’s PTA, Friends of Prestwood Village Schools, will update their outdoor space with the money that “goes a long way”, Tesco Amersham team manager Charlotte Baker said.
Friends of Prestwood Village Schools chairs Jessica Nicholls and Lindsey Farn said: “We are absolutely delighted to have won the Tesco Amersham community grant.
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“We really appreciate everyone who used their blue tokens to vote for us.
"The grant will make a massive difference to the infant school, improving their outdoor space to enhance the children’s learning and enjoyment.
The community grant tries to ensure no one goes hungry, and help children access food and support for a good start in life.
Ms Baker said: "Bags of Help is now known as Tesco Community Grants.
"Customers should be offered a blue token with every single transaction, and will vote to decide which of three groups receives each level of funding.
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"The three projects will be voted on for three months at a time, and the project that receives the most votes across the voting region will receive £1,500, second place will receive £1,000 and third place £500."
In the picture from left: Jessica and Max Nicholls, Lindsey and Maia Farn, Georgie Wood and Willow Baker, Prestwood deputy head Mrs Jo Nichol, and community champion BJ Tailor
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