ST JOHN’S Regional College students is using Valentine’s Day as a chance to give to those less fortunate.
The school’s social justice group got together to make Valentine’s Day cards, badges and bookmarks to sell to staff and students.
All money raised will go to the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.
The group will come up with initiatives throughout the year to raise money for different causes.
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