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At 9.00 am on Friday 21 March, 37 Year 11 pupils started their 24-Hour Endurance Challenge for Comic Relief. It was definitely the most memorable experience they've ever had at Farnborough Hill! Cycling for that long was undeniably exhausting but it felt amazing for them to be doing something for such a good cause. It was tough at times, but knowing they were raising money for people who need it kept them going.
The fundraising didn't stop with the cycling! The girls hosted a fantastic array of lunchtime activities for the whole school to enjoy, from 'Pin the Nose' to 'Guess the Name of the Jellycat' and a basketball competition, to name a few, all of which contributed to their fundraising total.
A favourite moment was when the group reached half way and they all sang Livin' On A Prayer which created such a good atmosphere and perfectly encapsulated the girls' shared resilience! Another great part was all the food they consumed once they entered the early hours of the morning!
This event wouldn't have been possible without the support of all the staff involved. Thank you to those who helped facilitate this event and to those unlucky few who sacrificed their sleep and stayed up through the night to encourage the group. You allowed the girls to push their limits and achieve something truly remarkable!
To the Year 10 pupils contemplating this challenge next year: Go for it! Participating in an event like this is an extraordinary opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of others. It's about being part of something bigger than yourself, forging unforgettable bonds and discovering your own strength and resilience. The memories and the sense of achievement will stay with you long after the 24 hours are over.
Year 11 raised a phenomenal £10,954.33 with the Endurance Challenge, which they were all so pleased with. This is definitely an experience that none of the girls will ever forget and a great way to end their last full term of Year 11.