PUPILS and staff at a Newport Primary School got colourful and raised more than £950 to support one of their students.
St Andrew's Primary School dressed up in their favourite colours for pupil Ella Harris, a three-year-old who was diagnosed with cancer.
Ella, a nursery pupil, has Retinoblastoma, a type of cancer affecting the eyes.
Children and staff donated money for the non-uniform day and raised a total of £973 - with all proceeds going towards the help Ella will need to receive chemotherapy and other treatment.
"Ella is a very strong, happy little girl who is full of energy and a pleasure to teach," said the three-year-old's nursery teacher Miss Jones.
“We are very lucky to have such a wonderful little girl in our nursery class. Ella’s family, like so many of our community, help support the school."
At the moment Ella has a prosthetic eye and is receiving chemotherapy at Noah's Ark Children's Hospital in Cardiff.
She also has laser therapy in Birmingham and will be going for proton beam therapy at a specialist hospital in Germany.
All money raised for Ella will help with these costs.
A fundraising page has also been set upat justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ellaharris
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