Radnor Hills has made a donation to the Anti-Bullying Alliance to help them continue their important work and encouraged staff to fundraise and take part in Anti-Bullying Week. They also provide exclusive prizes for their Anti-Bullying Week School Staff Award, an award for school staff in England who go beyond the call of duty to support children with issues such as bullying, family life, relationships and health.
The unique thing about the Anti-Bullying Week School Staff Award is that pupils nominate the member of school staff they think should win the award and the winners are chosen by a panel of young people. Thanks to Radnor Fam, Primary and Secondary School Staff Award winners 2022 won an overnight stay at the five-star Celtic Manor Resort set in more than 2000 acres of panoramic parkland at the gateway to Wales as well as a year's supply of Radnor Fam products! All money raised goes towards funding the Anti-Bullying Alliance’s vital work to unite against bullying and improve the way schools prevent and respond to bullying taking place online and face to face.
Radnor Hills, which is based in the old county of Radnorshire in Mid Wales celebrated its 31st anniversary in 2022 and produces a wide range of spring waters, flavoured waters and soft drinks all in multiple formats including plastic bottles, tetra pak cartons, glass bottles and cans, all of which are 100% recyclable. Radnor Hills produces some of the UK’s leading school drinks products all under one umbrella brand ‘Radnor Fam’ which consists of their Radnor Fizz, Radnor Fruits and Radnor Splash brands which sell over 55 million units a year to UK schools.
Chris Butler of Radnor Fam said:
"We are incredibly proud to be partnering with the Antibullying alliance again as our chosen charity of the year for our Radnor Fam products. We share a vision with the Anti bullying alliance of a world without bullying. This year we will be continuing to spread the word on the fantastic support that is available for students effected by bullying and we will be using our social reach to promote this year’s theme ‘Reach out’ as well as sponsoring the school staff awards which celebrate unsung heroes who have helped tackle bullying in schools."
Martha Evans, Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance said:
"We are delighted and proud to have been chosen as Radnor Fam’s Charity of the Year for a further year. Bullying has a significant impact on a child’s life that can last well into adulthood. The funds raised by Radnor Fam and their support of Anti-Bullying Week will help us continue our much-needed work to reduce bullying and to improve the way schools and other settings respond to it."