Laurus Trust schools have donated science equipment to the NHS in support of frontline doctors and nurses battling coronavirus.
The NHS collected goggles and gloves from Trust founder school Cheadle Hulme High School.
Science departments from several Trust schools donated their supplies in response to a plea for stocks from the NHS.
The Laurus Trust consists of five secondary schools, two sixth forms, two primary schools and a teacher training facility in Manchester, Tameside and Stockport.
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