Students took to the catwalk to raise money for an international children’s charity.
Wisbech Grammar School sixth Form pupil Maddie Booth organised the event to raise money for Unicef.
Maddie is one of the regional finalists for the Young Ambassador of the Year Award representing the East of England and has already raised more than £2,000 for charities within the local community in the past year.
She said: “Volunteering and fund raising have been a large part of my life for the last three years and I have gained so much from these activities.
“It is important that we all give something back, however small.
“I chose to support the charity UNICEF because by supporting them, you can protect a child in danger – and you can make a safer world for children tomorrow.”
The evening of fashion and entertainment saw pupils stride the catwalk in outfits from the school’s textiles department, Robert Goddard and surrounding local designer shops.
In addition, the night included a live choir, raffle, and dance act.
There was also an auction which boasted impressive items including box seats for Peterborough United, a football signed by the Manchester United Team, signed Charley Boorman books, cinema tickets, swimming passes and many more.
Unicef is the world’s leading children’s organisation and provides help for children and families suffering from violence, disease, hunger, war, conflict and disaster in more than 190 countries.
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