Bag packing: Jane Tonks, of Sainsbury’s in Kidderminster, centre, and students from Wolverley High School at the store.
STUDENTS from Wolverley High School have raised nearly £200 towards a potentially life-saving defibrillator for the school.
Students raised the £183 at a bag packing event in Sainsbury’s in Kidderminster.
It is the second school to be given a defibrillator package by the Kidderminster store in a bid to save children and young people who suffer sudden cardiac arrests.
Spokeswoman Helen Bower said: “We are all so pleased that the schools who have received a package already have done so much to help us to raise more money for these much needed life saving kits.”
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