The Kenilworth School Running Challenge was set up to help protect the mental health of students during the lockdown period, encouraging them to get outside and keep active.
As part of the challenge, staff and students will set themselves their own running challenge to complete, depending on their ability and experience. Runners of all abilities have been encouraged to take part.
An impressive 45 staff members are taking part in the challenge, including head teacher Mr Abbott and deputy head teachers Mr Bennett and Mr Hoverd.
Some of the most ambitious challenges that staff have set themselves include receptionist Miss Armstrong, who will be running 250 kilometres during the four weeks, and English teacher Mr Dudley, who will be running 200 km across the time period.
All of the money raised during the month will be donated to NHS Charities Together, helping them to continue supporting the NHS during these challenging times.
If you would like to support the fundraising initiative visit the school’s JustGiving page: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ksrunningchallenge
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Staff members at Kenilworth School are taking part in a running challenge to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Mr Grandrieux is running the distance of a marathon in 28 days.
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Staff members at Kenilworth School are taking part in a running challenge to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Mrs Pollaco is aiming to run 100k in 28 days.
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Staff members at Kenilworth School are taking part in a running challenge to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Mr Dudley is aiming to run 200k in 28 days.
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Staff members at Kenilworth School are taking part in a running challenge to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Mr Thompson is aiming to run 100k in 28 days.