'Too often, we've had to say no - but not anymore': Black Country primary school shares 'delight' over new minibus

A primary school situated in Oldbury has expressed 'delight' after they have raised enough funds to get access to its very own school minibus.

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On a recent Express & Star visit to the Burnt Tree Primary School in Oldbury, headteacher, Jayne Bayliss was pleased to get into the driving seat of the school's new minibus. The primary school has 453 pupils, between the ages of three and 11. 

Headteacher Jayne Bayliss gets into the driving seat of the new minibus at Burnt Tree Primary School, Oldbury. Also pictured are deputy head Matt Brazier and pupils. (Photo credit: Tim Thursfield/National World)
Headteacher Jayne Bayliss gets into the driving seat of the new minibus at Burnt Tree Primary School, Oldbury. Also pictured are deputy head Matt Brazier and pupils. (Photo credit: Tim Thursfield/National World)

After months of fundraising, through a mixture of a GoFundMe page, Christmas Fair and 'Break the Rules' Day school event for pupils and many community donations. The Oldbury school was finally able to purchase a good quality minibus for its pupils. 

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