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#twopointsixchallenge

#twopointsixchallenge

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a catastrophic effect with the cancellation of thousands of events and the loss of billions in income through fundraising events.

The Virgin Money London Marathon alone, which should have taken place on Sunday 26 April, is the world’s biggest one-day fundraising event, which raised more than £66.4 million for thousands of charities in 2019.

The challenge involves dreaming up something to do with an activity based around the numbers 2.6 or 26 that suits your skill, this could be something as simple as pledging to run or ride 2.6 miles as your daily exercise, holding the plank for 2.6 minutes, to gardening for 26 minutes. There are no rules – apart from the Government guidelines on how to exercise safely during this time.

We are enormously proud of all the girls and staff who took part in the #twopointsixchallenge, here is what some of our pupils and staff did:

  • Anais made 26 pancakes
  • Rebecca made 26 cupcakes
  • Mrs Lund walked 2.6k everyday for 10 days
  • Paula ran 26km
  • Laura shot 26 netball hoops
  • Charlotte cycled 26km
  • India did 26 repetitions of each of her ballet movements
  • Bethan did a 260m cycle 10 times a day for 10 days
  • Rosie and Natalie cycled 2.6 miles
  • Mrs Speed did a 2.6km run

What did you do for your 2.6 challenge? Email us at [email protected] and let us know!

twopointsix challenge - Miss Patton takes part

Miss Patton’s 2.6 challenge

Are you taking part in the #TwoPointSixChallenge?
PE teacher Miss Patton was scheduled to take part in the London Marathon this year. Even though it’s been postponed due to COVID-19, she took part in the twopointsix challenge and completed 260 SIT UPs, 26 MILE CYCLE and 2.6 MILE RUN indoors! Well done Miss Patton and watch her in action in the link above.
The London Marathon is the world’s biggest one-day fundraising event, which raised more than £66.4 million for thousands of charities in 2019. Many of these charities have had to reduce or stop services at a time when vulnerable members of society need them most. With the support of family, friends and many of the Kilgraston staff Miss Patton has raised over £2,000 for the MPS Society, a charity that is very close to her heart since her nephews and wider family were diagnosed with Fabry disease. Fabry is a rare genetic condition that leads to the failure of key organs in early life.
You can donate to Miss Patton via her just giving page:https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/emma-patton23
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