Children at Minster CofE Primary School in Warminster made a special visit to the MS Centre.
The charity, located on the Avenue, supports individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis and other neurological conditions.
Minster School pupils recently visited the MS Centre as part of Compass Collaboration’s annual Share the Miracle initiative. The project brings together children and families to spread joy and kindness. As part of the initiative, the school collected Easter eggs to gift to members of their local community.
Pupils visited the centre to make the delivery, accompanied by headteacher Mr James Hobbs. There, they met with Sarah and Amanda from the charity, who gave the group an insightful tour of the facilities. Highlights included visits to the physiotherapy room, the therapy garden, and even the oxygen chamber, where the children learned how the equipment works and how it helps people manage their conditions.
The visit ended on a sweet note as the children handed out Easter eggs to members, volunteers, and staff.
Amanda, from the MS Centre, said, “It was such a pleasure to welcome the children and staff from Minster School.
“Their visit brought a real sense of joy and excitement to our centre. The members, volunteers, and staff were all so touched by the Easter eggs and the kindness shown – it really did brighten everyone’s day.”
Schools that took part in the Share the Miracle initiative also included Crockerton, Horningsham, Wylye Valley, Sutton Veny, and Sambourne.
