YOUNGSTERS are preparing to make some music after a cash windfall to buy a new outdoor xylophone.
Jonathan Lee, managing director of CN Group (Barrow), with the box of musical instruments for Broughton Under Fives play school and nursery. Picture by LEANNE BOLGER The managing director of CN Group (Barrow) Jonathan Lee headed to the Broughton Primary School on Monday January 25 to hand over the cheque for £400.
Nursery supervisor Janet Clark said they were over the moon to receive the money and were looking forward to buying the over-sized instrument.
Broughton Under Fives is a charity that provides care and facilities for children from birth to school age.
It is managed by a committee of enthusiastic volunteers and all parents are welcome to join them. Their baby and toddler group runs every Wednesday and Friday morning in Victory Hall.
Mrs Clark added: "We are very grateful to the Evening Mail for this donation. We are going to buy a big xylophone for use outside for the children in the play are. They enjoy using a hammer banging on the posts so I'm sure they will enjoy making a lot of noise with this."
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