People tend to not feel included but now there’s the prom shop and they can just rent clothes, that keeps the pressure off for them.” “I feel this is a great idea, personally. Tré Miller-Jackson said: “I’m excited for the prom – it’s the last great get-together for the students.” Sibastian Palmer said: “I think for some people it’s good to know the prom rail is there just in case, but for some others who are less fortunate than other people and they feel like they don’t have enough funds to get these dresses and clothes, it’s important for them as well. The school said their students greatly appreciated the support and were looking forward to celebrating with classmates at the end of exam season. Staff at The Wells Academy have been donating beautiful outfits for use by students in a bid to promote sustainable fashion and also to help out with the cost of a prom dress or suit – which can be prohibitively costly for teenagers and their families. But after the school stepped in to help fund tickets, pupils will now pick them up for between £5 and £15 depending on what they feel they can afford.Īre you a true Nottinghamian? Test your knowledge After their exams, teenagers at The Wells Academy are heading off to the spectacular Goosedale Hall for their prom, which would normally have cost them around £50 for the whole evening – not including their outfits.
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