A challenge to climb the height of Mount Everest by completing multiple ascents of the steps in their own homes has resulted in King’s Ely students raising £11,000 for charity.
Burgess Hill Girls pupil Zoe Cheal has completed the equivalent of The Three Peaks Challenge by running up and down her stairs 1,520 times, raising over £3,000 for the Whitehawk Foodbank.
In the wake of Captain Sir Tom Moore capturing the hearts and minds of a nation with his momentous charity trek, caring young pupils from a school in Liphook have followed in his fundraising footsteps.
Children in Form II (Year 4), whilst observing Government Coronavirus guidelines, ran a Roman Marathon to help Emperor Hadrian protect Hadrian’s Wall, as part of their project about The Romans, and to raise money for Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Year 4 children from Highfield and Brookham Schools in Liphook have been fundraising for a brilliant local fundraiser. They spent last weekend raising money to provide tea, coffee and treats for the ICU staff at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford. Their way of saying a big thank you.
