Students from a Morecambe school have delivered some Easter joy to children and families at Lancaster’s hospital.

Pupils from Year 9 at Morecambe Bay Academy donated 109 Easter eggs, chocolate treats, Easter gifts and a range of goodies for the parents’ room.

During their visit to the Children’s Ward, Children’s Outpatients and Paediatric A&E, the students delivered the goodies which were donated by the whole school community.

Hospital staff said the treats will be shared throughout the Easter period to help brighten the experience for children receiving care.

Students from Year 9 at Morecambe Bay Academy bring Easter cheer to children and families at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary.

placeholder image — Students from Year 9 at Morecambe Bay Academy bring Easter cheer to children and families at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary.

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“This generous gesture from Morecambe Bay Academy has brought so much joy to our wards,” said a spokesperson.

“Acts of kindness like this make such a difference to the children and families we support.”

The Academy praised the compassion and community spirit shown by its Year 9 students, highlighting their ongoing commitment to helping others and engaging in positive initiatives across the local area.