Fun event in Honiton supports Sport Relief
PUPILS and staff at Honiton Primary School are racing ahead in their efforts to support this year’s Sport Relief fund-raiser.
As well as entering a team in the Sport Relief Mile, organised by Honiton Running Club, the school has enjoyed ‘lunchtime laughter’ and now a ‘splash the teacher’ event.
All this March madness has been conjured up to raise cash for worthy causes - and raise a smile.
Teachers got a soaking at the school today (Thursday).
Pupil Macauley Dumbleton enjoyed pouring a bucket of water over Tim Genders and Gilly Hancock, eagerly cheered on by his class mates.
Meanwhile, Erin Humpris scored a bullseye when she aimed the water at snorkel-wearing teacher Jody Trayte.
And really getting into the spirit of Sport Relief were pupils Jenna Jennings and Hollie-May Scotland who happily jogged around the school’s playing field.
All the events have been enthusiastically organised by teacher Sam Ayres. So far, �160 has been raised.
Teacher Gilly Hancock said: “The children have never enjoyed a charity event so much!”
Honiton’s Sport Relief Mile is taking place on Sunday, March 25, and is open to everyone.
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