By Leicester Mercury | Posted 01 July, 2014
A special charity day is being held at Beauchamp College, Oadby, today.
Among the events being staged is a wet sponge competition, with teachers getting soaked in the stocks, and a Zumbathon.
There is also a frisbee record challenge and in the afternoon a traditional summer fair, including old favourites like welly-wanging, plus a collection by a team of volunteers from LOROS.
Hair and beauty students will also be ready to apply henna tattoos.
This September marks LOROS’ 40th birthday since it first opened its doors in 1985.
They say elephants never forget. Now LOROS is keeping that promise with its Remember Me elephant. The mammoth elephant is the work of local artist Anna Shutt, who was inspired by looking through photograph albums of relatives.
LOROS Hospice is pleased to confirm it will receive a share of the Government’s recently announced £75 million capital fund for hospices in England.
