Six pupils from Grange Primary School have been recognised for two years of exceptional community service as the school celebrated its key stage two Community Ambassadors.
At a special assembly attended by parents, teachers, and local officials, the school reflected on a year of outreach, with a spotlight on pupils who have helped strengthen ties between the school and its wider community.
The Year Six ambassadors, now preparing for secondary school, were celebrated for their long-standing efforts with Edmund House Care Home, where they’ve built intergenerational friendships and taken part in creative projects, including a winning entry in the Easter Bunny Trail.
The celebration also marked a handover, as the outgoing ambassadors introduced a new cohort of pupils set to continue their work. The event underscored Grange Primary’s core values—being reflective, resilient, and respectful—while reinforcing the importance of giving back.
Throughout the year, pupils have been involved in charity initiatives and family engagement activities, all designed to build confidence, empathy, and connection.
The event closed with a sense of shared pride and optimism, as the school community looks forward to what the next generation of ambassadors will achieve.
Image credit: North Lincolnshire Council
