Social Responsibility
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Collected on 6 August 2026
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Community clean-up projects
Students at St Martin's School take part in community clean-up projects to promote environmental responsibility and civic duty.
- Who it is for
- students at St Martin's School
- How to act on it
- Participate in community clean-up projects organised by St Martin's School
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Whether it's organising clothing drives, preparing meals for the less fortunate, or participating in community clean-up projects, our students are empowered to turn their compassion into action.
Clothing drives
Students at St Martin's School organise and participate in clothing drives to support individuals and families in need through community outreach programmes.
- Who it is for
- students at St Martin's School
- How to act on it
- Organise or participate in clothing drives as part of student-led outreach initiatives at St Martin's School
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Whether it's organising clothing drives, preparing meals for the less fortunate, or participating in community clean-up projects, our students are empowered to turn their compassion into action.
Christmas presents donation drive
Students at St Martin's School collect and donate gifts during the third term to bring joy to less fortunate children through partnerships with organisations like St Mary’s Children’s Home and The Salvation Army.
- Who it is for
- students at St Martin's School
- How to act on it
- Donate Christmas presents during the third term at St Martin's School
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In the third term, they bring joy to the less fortunate by donating Christmas presents.
Harvest Festival food donation drive
Students at St Martin's School collect non-perishable food items during the first term to support people in need through partnerships with local organisations.
- Who it is for
- students at St Martin's School
- How to act on it
- Donate non-perishable food items during the first term at St Martin's School
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Throughout the year, our pupils generously contribute to these causes, starting with the Harvest Festival in the first term, where they donate non-perishable food items to support those in need.
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Key Takeaways
- St Martin's School
- Community Work
- St Mary’s Children’s Home
- The Salvation Army
- Harvest Festival
- Christmas presents
- clothing drives
- community clean-up projects
- Anglican values
- holistic education
- student-led outreach
- St Martin's School
- St Mary’s Children’s Home
- The Salvation Army
- IEB
- ISASA
- provincial Department of Education