Schools are yellow-wellied in their support for Walton & Frinton lifeboat
Published:
12:08 PM May 11, 2015
Updated:
3:52 PM October 11, 2020
Frinton Primary school pupil Taylor Wright, seven, modelling RNLI lifeboat equipment and wearing his schools yellow wellies before the coin collection begins. - Credit: Archant
Six primary schools are filling their boots with cash to raise funds for the Walton & Frinton lifeboat.
They were visited by RNLI crew members and given a pair of yellow wellies in a UK-wide campaign.
The school that collects the most money will win a pair of RNLI wellies for their caretaker, to be presented on the lifeboat.
Stewart Oxley, from Walton & Frinton lifeboat, said: “We have sold out of our stock of 600 pin badges and have been blown away by the enthusiasm and support we have received.”