Fife students choose charities for new term

Fife College Students’ Association has picked EATS Rosyth as its main charity for fundraising.

A poll of students at the saw the community project come out on top.

It will now get 50 per cent of all fundraising profits for the next twelve months.#

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The college will also print EATS logo on to the kits of its sports teams.

The rest of the fundraising will be shared between Blood Bikes Scotland, Pass It On Peeps and the Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity.

All four charities will have their work publicised through the Student Association’s social media platforms.

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