Foundation of Light staff reflect on transferable skills from military service
As Foundation of Light joined the rest of the UK in commemorating Armistice Day, we caught up with members of staff who have previously served in the Armed Forces.
This is such a brilliant concept. Kids come up with some of the best ideas and they look at things in such a unique way. I can’t wait to see the entries and choose the winner
Sunderland AFC midfielder, Luke O'NienFoundation of Light’s Director of Programming, Jamie Wright said “Most children watch YouTube, and they can learn so much from the wide range of videos which are available. I’m really excited to see how children and their families respond to Ha’Way the Kids. We want them to use their imaginations and produce content which is eye-catching, interesting and engaging to other children.” To enter the competition simply tag the Foundation of Light into videos on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube and use #HaWaytheKids. Entry deadline is Monday 26th August 2019 at 5pm. Facebook – SAFCFoL Twitter - @safcfol Instagram - @foundationoflight Youtube - FoundationofLight
As Foundation of Light joined the rest of the UK in commemorating Armistice Day, we caught up with members of staff who have previously served in the Armed Forces.
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Four Foundation of Light colleagues are swapping their beds for sleeping bags as they prepare to spend a night at the Stadium of Light to raise vital funds and awareness of homelessness.