Tonight’s surprise performer:
Portfield School Sixth Form Students
CLAC Day 13 in the splendid surroundings of the Kings Arms Pavilion where guests were served with mulled wine, mince pies and hot chestnuts.
MC Rotary President, Peter Boardman, opened the evening by introducing tonight’s charity ‘Autism Unlimited’ whose Chairman, Lesley Longstone gave a brief introduction to the evening’s entertainment by a group from the Portfield School Sixth Form.
We were treated to many familiar and some original songs from Leon, Archie, Evan and Ashton plus Matt the musician in residence all enthusiastically received by the appreciative audience.
At the end of the entertainment Autism Unlimited were presented with a cheque for £1,000 from tonight’s Sponsor Christchurch Charitable Trust. Lesley Longstone thanked everyone for their support especially The Primrose Trust. The evening concluded with a splendid raffle.
Raising money for:
Autism Unlimited
Autism Unlimited exists to support and empower autistic children, adults and their families. We partner with them to find solutions and provide educational and life skills training. From bespoke education for children, to independent living skills and career guidance for adults, we ensure that everyone who comes to us for support finds a route to their goals and to a rich and fulfilled life.
We believe in a world of unlimited possibilities for people living with autism.
Join us at tonight’s Venue:
The King’s Arms Pavilion
Described by The Mail on Sunday as a “jewel on the Dorset coastline”, The Kings Arms boutique hotel offers a relaxed, gourmet stay in the heart of historic Christchurch.
Kindly sponsored by:
The Christchurch Charitable Trust
More about 13th December’s surprise performers:
Portfield School Sixth Form Students
Students from Portfield School have been practising since the beginning of the new school year.
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