KENSAL TRI - CHILDREN'S CHALLENGE!
Inspire your children to get involved
THE REWARD?
Apart from the personal satisfaction of smashing the target and helping local people?
Your child will also be proud to have something Kensal Tri adults can't have: their name on the front of a specially-made Kensal Tri top!
Our local partner bagsoflove.co.uk will also add other special personalized prizes for any extra fundraising efforts and acts of kindness to encourage others with their challenges.
We'd like to teach children that 'All good things come in Threes'.
So we're challenging children across our area to set their own triple challenge with their parents and/or PE teacher.
We'd like this to be:
1. a sporty challenge (swim, bike, run or maybe a walk? or event?)
2. a #forthegoodofthehood challenge (raise £30 for a local charity of their choice OR agree a good neighbourly deed with us)
3. a find a friend challenge (try to find someone else to do their Tri challenge!)
Meet The Team (so far)
Eric (7)
Eric of Malorees School was determined to run the distance of a marathon in March and April. He also raised money for his school by doing Tough Mudder. He also inspired his friend Gus and other school mates to take up their own challenges. click for info
Gus (7)
Gus set himself a sporty challenge of doing 4 Park Runs and 4 hour-long cycles around Regents Park with his dad,Jamie!
He has also just raised over £1,00 by doing Tough Mudder with Malorees School!
Charlotte
Charlotte of Ark Franklin heard about the challenge from her mum and, being sporty, set herself a huge goal of swimming, cycling and running up to 100km!
Charlotte also created a Just Giving page.
Seph & Saul (6)
Twins Seph and Saul of Malorees School set the sporty goal of Tough Mudder to raise money for their school minibus. They also agreed to collect litter at the weekends off their street, as well as take bottle and cans to recycle.
Walt
Walt and his mum set a target for him to complete a number of Junior Park Runs, as well as raise funds for Malorees with Tough Mudder.
Lisa said "it was a slow start but he's got into his parkruns now...whilst holding my hand...which is magical".
Lexi & Max
Lexi (8) & Max (5) set a sporty challenge of a swim leg at Moberly followed by a cycling circuit of King Edwards & running around Queens Park, with Lexi completing a Super Sprint distance in just 70 mins while Max conquered a "Super Duper" (200m swim, 5km bike, 1.5km run in under a n hour!
They raised funds for Ark Franklin.
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