A school was visited by a top paralympian athlete this week to celebrate students raising £30,000 for the British Paralympian Association.
Steve Brown, captain of the GB wheelchair rugby team spoke to the charitable youngsters at Thomas's Clapham, Broomwood Road, Battersea.
The school hosted a fun-filled day of Paralympic activities.
Mr Brown spoke to pupils and staff during an assembly to inspire the young people to success, whether it is sporting or in other fields.
There was then a Q&A session, followed by a series of games for the children to play as though they were Paralympian athletes.
Children presented Mr Brown with a cheque and a good luck card for the forthcoming games, with students and their families working hard to raise thousands for the cause.
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