Sports Relief 2020

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Sports Relief 2020

Today we joined the nation to raise money and get fit and healthy by taking part in activities for Sports Relief. Staff and pupils dressed in sports wear for a £1 donation and everyone looked very sporty as you can see in the photos!

Pupils were encouraged to walk or travel the daily mile in a course set up in and around school - they travelled the distance however was best for them, walking, pushing in a chair, or simply being pushed and enjoying the fresh air.

The regular Friday cafe run by A11 sold sports relief fruit salad pots for £1 to promote healthy eating choices.

Staff took part in a sports relief sweepstake, paying £2 to choose an item of sports kit with a prize of £32 for the winner (well done Lucky Donna!) and £32 sent to sports relief – we unlocked the answer after 3pm to reveal the winner.

At lunchtime, pupils were able to take part in ‘beat the goalie’ and bowling in the A11 outdoor area - we were really lucky to have Dylan who is a disabled football team member to act as goalie for the children to beat!

Everyone had a really good day, used lots of energy to do sports and we raised money for this worthy cause - thanks to Liz and Bex for organising the events.

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