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Students Raise £2,000 for Charity

The fundraising initiative kicked off with 40 Sixth Form students participating in Isle Listen’s inaugural Tough Mucka event

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Sixth Form students at Castle Rushen have raised over £2,000 for Isle Listen.

The fundraising initiative kicked off with 40 Sixth Form students participating in Isle Listen’s inaugural Tough Mucka event.

Students also planned and executed a series of events for younger year groups within the school, including a Year 7 Halloween Disco and a Movie Night for our Year 9 students.

The school said on its website: ‘These events not only fostered a sense of unity among the students but also provided an opportunity for everyone to contribute to a cause that resonates with the community. Our students tested their own resilience, showed initiative and demonstrated that helping a good cause can also be really good fun!

‘The funds raised will undoubtedly help in supporting Isle Listen’s mission to support the mental health and well-being of young people on our Island. This remarkable achievement not only highlights the generosity and initiative of the Sixth Form students but also reflects the supportive and community-minded culture fostered at Castle Rushen High School.’