Warwick Hall turns green in support of children's charity

The building was one of many landmarks across the country that lit up green in support of the NSPCC
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Warwick Hall joined landmarks across the country by lighting up green in support of the NSPCC’s Walk for Children on Tuesday (December 21).

Hundreds of people from across the UK also walked 5k to support and raise money for the children’s charity.

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Warwick Hall is at the centre of the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation, that comprises Warwick School, King’s High and Warwick Preparatory School, and Warwick Junior School.

Warwick Hall turned green for the NSPCC. Photo by Vicky from Victoriajanephotography.co.ukWarwick Hall turned green for the NSPCC. Photo by Vicky from Victoriajanephotography.co.uk
Warwick Hall turned green for the NSPCC. Photo by Vicky from Victoriajanephotography.co.uk

Richard Nicholson, principal of Warwick Independent Schools Foundation, said: “It was a real honour, for Warwick and our family of schools, to light up Warwick Hall in the NSPCC’s trademark green, in support of Walk for Children.

“It was very powerful to join landmarks across the UK and shine a light on the wonderful work the NSPCC does for children everywhere.”