Some of the pupils who took part in the Mark Way Mini Marathon (Image: The Mark Way School)
PUPILS at an Andover school put their best foot forward to raise more than £1,000 for the Enham Trust.
The Mark Way School held its first ‘Mark Way Mini Marathon’ in aid of the charity which supports disabled people to live, work and enjoy life.
The Enham Trust is also the school’s elected charity for this year.
During the mini marathon, pupils from year groups 7 to 10 ran laps of the field for 40 minutes, with the ‘fantastic support of teachers and parents’.
A school spokesperson said: “Well done to all involved.”
Thanks to their efforts, £1,162 was raised for The Enham Trust.
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