Race for Life event is a charity success at school
Some of the girls who took part in Langley School's Race for Life event. - Credit: Archant
Langley School held their second Race for Life event recently.
Girls from Years 6 to 10 dressed from head to toe in pink and completed a 5km course in the school grounds, which had the added surprise of various obstacles to overcome, including crawling under army cargo nets.
There was an opportunity also for the girls to win prizes by being creative, this included the best dressed and for the most creative journey which included dancing all the way around and a seven-legged journey!
Langley girls made a huge fund raising effort for Cancer Research UK and have been collecting money since Easter which has now reached a total of £710.26.
Emily Creed, PE and games teacher and girls ambassador for the school, said: “It was a fantastic atmosphere and it really raised awareness of the charity to all those who participated.”
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Pictured below are some of the students who have been involved in the fundraising, holding the cheque showing their final total which will be given to Cancer Research UK.
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