Save the Children Walk with a Difference
Congratulations to all those involved in this year’s Save the Children Sponsored Walk with a Difference, held annually at Wells since 1966, but in 2020, held as a first non-cohesive event in the School’s history, as a result of COVID-19 restrictions.
Pupils in their own chosen groups, in Houses and in families walked or ran the 10km or 5 km distance over a two week period before half term and together raised £2,065. The Save the Children committee in Wells are thrilled!
The planned Christmas Jumper day on Wednesday 9th December will add to this total for a very worthy cause.
Deputy Head (Pastoral), Martin Ashton who has ensured the successful continuation of the walk for many years at Wells said, “£2,065 is a fantastic total and it’s great that we were able to continue this very proud tradition despite the restrictions of COVID-19. Particular thanks to our Philanthropy Captains, Lottie Gordion and David Gaski in the Upper Sixth for driving this.”
Pupils in their own chosen groups, in Houses and in families walked or ran the 10km or 5 km distance over a two week period before half term and together raised £2,065. The Save the Children committee in Wells are thrilled!
The planned Christmas Jumper day on Wednesday 9th December will add to this total for a very worthy cause.
Deputy Head (Pastoral), Martin Ashton who has ensured the successful continuation of the walk for many years at Wells said, “£2,065 is a fantastic total and it’s great that we were able to continue this very proud tradition despite the restrictions of COVID-19. Particular thanks to our Philanthropy Captains, Lottie Gordion and David Gaski in the Upper Sixth for driving this.”
