A Day of Giving: Carleton Jones High School's Grade 11s Deliver Donations to Rotara School
The school shared the outreach under the heading "A Day of Giving", describing the visit as the final step of a collection drive in which learners, parents and teachers donated goods for Rotara School. The school said it was honoured to be part of the project.
Learners on the front line of giving
It was the Grade 11 learners who travelled to Rotara School to deliver the donations in person. According to the school, seeing its learners show kindness, compassion and true community spirit made staff proud.
"Thank you, Grade 11's – you did not just deliver goods, you delivered hope," the school wrote.
A whole-school effort
The collection was not limited to one grade. Carleton Jones thanked every learner, parent and teacher who donated to and supported the initiative, making it a project that involved the wider school community.
The photographs shared by the school show a large group of Grade 11 learners in their red blazers gathered outside on the day of the visit.
- Date of visit: Friday, 23 October 2026
- Who went: Carleton Jones High School's Grade 11 learners
- Recipient: Rotara School
What this means for you
For parents, the project is a reminder that outreach is part of school life at Carleton Jones, and that donations from home go directly to a neighbouring school community. Families who want to support future drives can watch the school's Facebook page for the next call for donations.
Source: Carleton Jones High School (Facebook), https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122335585736020783
Photo: Carleton Jones High School Facebook page
