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Harold Hill pupils stand united against bullying

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Emma Lake

Published: 12:00 AM November 23, 2015    Updated: 12:28 PM October 13, 2020
Harold Hill pupils anti-bullying march - students from St Ursula's school

Harold Hill pupils anti-bullying march - students from St Ursula's school - Credit: Archant

Youngsters from six schools stood united against bullying as they marched through the streets of Harold Hill on Friday.

The anti-bullying march saw pupils from Broadford, St Ursula’s, Pyrgo, Brookside, Hilldene and Mead schools, carry banners as they took part in a relay walk from school to school.

For a full report see Friday’s paper.

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