Queen Elizabeth School students raising money to improve drinking water on Canadian Indigenous reserves

Grade 2 and 3 students at Queen Elizabeth School in Perth have been raising money for their Clean Water Matters Project to improve drinking water for residents on Indigenous reserves in Canada.

One of their teachers, Alaina Tanner says the kids got behind the idea right away.

Another teacher Stephanie Grant says the students wanted to make a difference.

The students have been selling waterfall water bottle stickers to raise money to buy filters to provide clean drinking water to homes on the reserves.

You can purchase one at the school, just go to the main office.