Trinity Primary School kids support Polio eradication
Collecting for Polio Mile-itis
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The Rotakids Group of Trinity Primary School should be immensely proud of themselves for promoting the Polio Mile in their school.
Their efforts resulted in a tremendous 70 strips of coins being collected to add to the ones being collected by the Club for the Bristol Polio Mile.
With each strip raising
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