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What a celebration we had on the last day before half term when it was time to present the Education Awards to our four nominated winners. Armed with prizes, trophies, and a donation to each of the winner’s schools from our partners Kip McGrath we set off. What a pleasure it was to see the happiness on each of the winners’ faces for being recognised for the challenging work they do. Term Times wants to thank everyone for all the nominations we received and acknowledge the ones we could not pick or mention! Lastly a special thanks to Kip McGrath Peterborough who made the awards happen – read more on pages 11, 12 and 13.
In this issue we have a mix of outdoor places to visit such as a Flag Fen, Skylarks Maize Maze, Nene Park and Springfields Adventure Land to name a few, plus a host of events to attend. Indoor destinations are also top of the bill with the Cambridge University Museums, Peterborough Museum and the Cambridge Science Museum all offering excellent activities for our readers this summer. The Peterborough Cathedral exhibition ‘Monsters of the Sea’ promises to be one of the city’s highlights and hire your boat trip on the Nene with Peterborough Boat Hire before you visit!
Wishing you all a great summer and we look forward to seeing you in the new term.
a summer of free
city centre events!
This is no ordinary adventure centre, this is Forest Facility! Get the kids climbing obstacles so they don’t have you climbing the walls this summer. If you’re looking to get the family out of the house and into the great outdoors, a day out at this amazing new attraction near Stamford has everything for a thrilling experience.
Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday during the school holidays there are acres of forest to explore and dozens of activities for children and adults to enjoy.
Perfect for groups, special occasions or just a family fun day out, you can try everything from laser tag and axe throwing to 80-metre zip lines, underground escape rooms and the 12m climbing wall. Challenge yourself and build confidence tackling more than 50 obstacles on the assault course through the forest or dare to take the leap of faith! For a gentler experience try and solve the clues in the Forest Fuddle spy hunt. There really is something for all ages and abilities making this one of the best new places to go this summer.
If you can’t go wild in the holidays when can you? To find out more and to book, visit www.forestfacility.com
There’s a vibrant feel to Peterborough city centre this summer with a series of FREE events and activities to entertain everyone.
If you’re in need of some relaxation, then check out informal yoga sessions in the grounds of Peterborough Cathedral once a month on Saturdays until September. Spaces are limited, so keep an eye on Peterborough Positive’s social channels for ticket information.
But if you want to turn up the sound at the weekend then be sure to attend the big screen Glastonbury Festival event in St John’s Square on 29 and 30 June.
With live music, food vendors, and that unmistakable festival atmosphere - it promises to be a
weekend to remember!
And if you fancy flexing your muscles at the competition then get down to Cathedral Square on 10 August for the return of Peterborough’s Strongest. Athletes go head-to-head in a thrilling competition in events including atlas stones and a truck pull. There are also children’s challenges to sign up for on the day. To end the summer excitement, get your popcorn ready and enjoy a family film with a nautical theme on a big screen in Cathedral Square on 18 August.
A private session allows your child to relax, have several different poses and save the memories you treasure. From only £20 you will receive two free 9x6 prints of your choice and an online gallery Our low print charges start from only £6, and each session will include between 20 - 30 different images - nothing is rushed. Siblings from different schools, both primary and secondary can be a photographed together all in the comfort our Whittlesey based studio.
Playtime fun after fundraising success in Coates
Youngsters at Coates Primary School are enjoying new play equipment after more than £20,000 was raised in a fundraising drive.
Staff, parents, pupils and volunteers all supported the Fun for Funds Group which started in November with the aim of raising just over £12,000. After staging a series of events including discos and bake sales they smashed the target and now children at the school have a fantastic range of new playground equipment to enjoy. Local businesses also supported the fundraising and one gifted pupil won £1,000 by winning a story writing competition.
The school teaches children from preschool to year six and headteacher, Mrs
Lindsey Boucher said: ‘We are astounded by the support from the school community to raise this outstanding amount of money. The play equipment is a brilliant addition to the outdoor provision and the children have already loved using it.’
The pupils agree, describing it as ‘Amazing!’ with one saying ‘I loved everything because it’s very fun.’
Redwings Horse Sanctuary’s two visitor centres in Norfolk –Redwings Aylsham, north of Norwich, and Redwings Caldecott, near Great Yarmouth – will both be open daily from 19 July through to 2 September.
Trot along
There are even more reasons to visit this summer as both also have Adoption Star horses and donkeys celebrating their birthdays with special parties –and everyone is invited!
• The Gangsters’ birthday party (Aylsham): 28 July
• Fox’s birthday party (Caldecott): 4 August
• Noah’s birthday party (Caldecott): 25 August
• Lily’s birthday party (Caldecott): 1 September
After making plenty of new four-legged friends, you can put your feet up with a warm cuppa and a slice of cake in the café or browse the shelves of the gift shop to find a lovely keepsake from your day. All proceeds go towards the care of Redwings’ rescued residents.
Redwings is dog friendly and free to enter but donations to support its work are most welcome.
At Billie’s Fins swimming school, learning to swim is not a one size fits all approach. They focus on being inclusive, providing encouragement and support for all ages and abilities.
Everyone has different learning styles – some are more animated, or learn from watching others, to preferring a one-to-one approach. Billie’s Fins offers swimming lessons which follow their unique Swim Pathway. These are available as group lessons or private lessons. Starting from three months plus, Baby Fins join with their parents and carers in a group class where the sessions are designed for bonding, interaction and stimulation. The group classes continue to Adult and Little Fins from the age of 13 months plus, for parents and carers to enjoy time with their little ones. The focus is on bonding, interaction, fun and building confidence in the water together. It is at the next stage of the Swim Pathway as children enter Little Fins where their learning styles begin to show. Little Fins is for beginners
of all ages. This stage introduces being in the pool independently without a parent or carer. Here Little Fins develop through learning with their swimming teacher and teaching assistants. Across five stages they learn the fundamentals before progressing to Swim Fins.
Billie’s Fins have always had small classes from 6-7 in each group. However, for Little Fins who prefer to have some one-to-one support, or extra private lessons with a swimming teacher, these are available too.
The most popular private lessons are oneto-one but are also available for siblings and friends as two to one, or three to one. These sessions allow for more practice and confidence building for Little Fins who prefer a smaller group.
To get started contact Billie’s Fins swim team for enrolment details and for private lesson information visit: www.BilliesFins.com
The experienced swimming teachers at Billie’s Fins are trained to support all ages and have also received SEN and Disability training. The teaching styles at Billie’s Fins are focused on inclusivity; including SEND group classes and private one-to-ones.
GRIMSTHORPE Castle, Park & Gardens
Fun for all the family this season at Grimsthorpe!
With 3000 acres of parkland to explore, including a castle, walking trails, beautiful gardens and Shepherd Hut stays.
For young adventurers, our Adventure Playground awaits, while a packed schedule of events such as our ABBA “Bjorn” Again! Concert, Car Shows, Little Women Outdoor Theatre, and a Rock Festival promise entertainment for all! See website for full list.
Buy a Season Ticket for 2024 to enjoy everything Grimsthorpe has to offer!
Get ready for six whole weeks of summer adventures at Nene Park!
Find out what’s happening and when, with their Six Weeks of Summer guide to family fun in the Park, visit: www.nenepark.org.uk/summer
Six weeks of
summer
From 20 July, you'll find exciting activities and events running for the duration of the school summer holidays and there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
The Pay & Play sessions at Nene Outdoors have a wide range of watersports activities including dragon and swan pedalos, row boats, stand up paddle boards, kayaks and canoes, dinghies and windsurfing. Activities are available between 11am and 6.30pm each day.
Alternate weeks throughout the summer holidays you can also give climbing or archery a go at Nene Outdoors, or you could even learn to sail this summer.
The whole family can enjoy a leisurely trip around Overton Lake in their eco passenger boat and enjoy unique views of the lake and the wildlife. These run regularly at weekends, and daily during school holidays.
Take a wander around Ferry Meadows and follow their holiday trail – just grab a trail sheet from the Visitor Centre
at Nene Park
for £1 and there’ll be a prize if you complete it. Or hop aboard the Ferry Meadows miniature railway. Trains will operate daily, weather permitting.
Ferry Meadows also offers Holiday Clubs for all ages, giving kids the opportunity to learn new skills and experience a variety of outdoor activities! Book a day of adventure, or a whole week of excitement and save 20%!
There are lots of additional special events planned too, from bug hunts and pond dipping to craft workshops and treasure hunts.
Nene Park have evenings covered with their Summer Nights at Ferry Meadows programme of open-air cinema and theatre! Spanning three weekends in July and August, Ferry Meadows will be transformed ready for an incredible line-up of family friendly movies and blockbusters on the big screen, plus two literary classics by Chapterhouse Theatre Company.
School’s out!
The summer holidays mean less structure, more time spent together and extra playdates, but the change in routine can have its downside.
It’s a long time between school terms and in September it’s a worry whether they’ll still remember everything. Summer learning loss is the loss of academic skills and knowledge that can occur over the long summer break. Reduced access to learning resources and less time spent on educational activities, holidays away from home and different childcare arrangements can all have an impact.
Preparing for the 11+
Most importantly, the 11+ exams aren't far away so it’s wise to book any necessary extra tuition in a supportive atmosphere that children can succeed in.
The 11+ exam focuses on specific skills called verbal and non-verbal reasoning; verbal reasoning focuses on vocabulary, word meaning and shows how a child has understood what they have
read. The non-verbal test shows a pupil’s visual understanding, accuracy, speed of perception and their ability to manipulate objects.
Summer is the perfect time to prepare for 11+ entrance exams. Kip McGrath’s experienced tutors can talk students through the different question styles and ensure they have the different methods and strategies to approach these types of questions with confidence.
They also offer ‘mock' exams to ensure that children are prepared for the real thing!
Kip McGrath
Peterborough’s Summer School
Open throughout August this can help prevent a big ‘summer slide’ so children are ready for school in September. During these lessons, students gain confidence, consolidate learning and prepare
for the next school year. A calm environment and a lesson where the pace is adapted to suit the learner, helps students build upon existing knowledge and supports fast progress. All tutors are fully qualified teachers and are trained to adapt lessons to suit individual needs.
Book a free assessment to find out how Kip McGrath can help your child with...
Preparation for the 11+ exam and beyond To fill in any gaps they may have in their learning so far
Support children to achieve what is required for individual next steps
A slower pace of learning to support deeper understanding
Boost confidence and catch up quickly
EDUCATION AWARDS
in partnership with
The Term Times Education Awards in partnership with Kip McGrath Peterborough is designed to recognise our school heroes. Those people who go the extra mile in a challenging profession, going above and beyond for their pupils and who deserve our recognition. We asked you to nominate worthy candidates and are now proud to reveal our four deserving winners for 2024.
THE WINNERS! 2024
Our Education Awards partners at Kip McGrath said – ‘Working with children is brilliant – to be able to support young individuals and be part of a wider team of people who dedicate themselves to education is amazing. It has been a great experience working with Term Times to present these Education Awards.
Class Teacher of the Year
WINNER
Mrs Rachel Glover, Deeping St James CP School
Mrs Glover received an overwhelming number of nominations so we are only able to share some of the highlights here. Mrs Glover job shared with her late colleague and friend Sarah Doud, who sadly died last year. Parents rushed to praise both her teaching skills and the way that she has helped pupils deal with this tragedy.
Head teacher Richard Westley said the Term Times Award is a fitting acknowledgement
In recognition
Mrs Sarah Doud, Deeping St James CP School
There’s no doubt that the sad loss of Sarah Doud had a huge impact on everyone at Deeping St James CP School, pupils and parents.
Mrs Doud was posthumously nominated for the Teacher Award by parent Sabina Green who said the whole school miss her very much and spoke of how grateful she was for the extra help she gave her youngest son.
‘We are lucky enough to say that Sarah Doud taught three of our children and they all loved
‘The amount of nominations and messages we heard from both parents and pupils was astounding –a real reminder of just how incredible those who work in education really are! Well done to everyone awarded.’
and recognition for Mrs Glover's outstanding contribution to the school and her class in particular.
‘She has always been determined to ensure all of the children in her class receive the best possible education and enjoy their time in school. More importantly, she has prioritised their mental wellbeing and supported them throughout a challenging year – showing what all her colleagues already knew – what a brilliant, caring teacher she is!’
Positive comments flooded in from parents. Jenny Purdy describes her as the children's “school mum” and says, ‘I am extremely grateful that the school have such a determined, caring, inspiring teacher.’ Klare Ward, another parent agrees, ‘She is an amazing teacher with the children at the heart of everything she does.’
Rebecca Shorter spoke of how Mrs Glover ‘always has time to listen and meet every child’s needs’ and Cloe Laughton said, ‘She has gone above and beyond this year for our children. The whole class adore her and are making such brilliant progress.’
Rebecca Barrett added, ‘She is outstanding at her job and her care has definitely been outstanding when all the children have really needed her.’
her because she was firm but fair. Sarah was a no-nonsense teacher with a kind heart and thirst for fun.
‘As a parent I have also worked in Mrs Doud’s class as a parent helper/reader. I used to love listening to her with the children; she really listened, made learning fun and talked to them with care and kindness. She deserves to be recognised for her dedication to all those children lucky enough to be taught by her and all the staff lucky enough to work with her.’
Head Teacher of the Year
WINNER
Mrs Kate Trethewy, Longthorpe Primary School
Kate Trethewy has been head teacher for a relatively short time at Longthorpe School but was nominated by several parents for the way she has already transformed the school with her inspirational approach.
Parent Lisa Deacon said – ‘Her first acts as a leader were to seek parents’ feedback and act rapidly. We now have a supportive school community with visible leadership and clear communication about events and standards. She is an excellent leader who inspires her team to create an environment of respect with children who are safe and ready to learn.’
Laura Ozawa agrees – ‘Kate Trethewy has made an amazingly positive difference to Longthorpe since she arrived last school year. In a short time the whole school’s atmosphere and ethos has changed. She is brilliant at making every child feel valued and celebrated for their achievements, no matter how small.’
Winner Kate Trethewy says she’s humbled to have won – ‘I am honoured and privileged to be leading such a wonderful school with the most amazing children, staff and families, who make me smile every single day.’
Amy (right) from Kip McGrath presents the award to Mrs Glover
SENDCo of the Year
WINNER
Kat Garland, St Augustine Catholic Voluntary Academy, Stamford
Although relatively new to the SENDCo role Kat Garland has already made a big impact, working through many complicated systems and procedures and engaging a huge number of different agencies and services to assist her pupils.
Rebecca Birch who runs the Reading Doctors tuition service at the school said – ‘I have been blown away by the amazing lengths that Kat will go to for the benefit of the children on her caseload. She does not stop at anything to fight for what she believes her children need to support their additional needs, seeking outside support, always thinking outside of the box to access funding and support.’
The school’s Headteacher Mrs Cox, says Mrs Garland is a deserving winner – ‘Mrs Garland is a SENDCo who is driven by heartfelt compassion for all of the pupils and families she supports. Mrs Garland has thoroughly enhanced the sense of nurture and wellbeing and was recently recognised by inspectors for her “outstanding pastoral care, especially for the most vulnerable”! It is no surprise then that Mrs Garland was nominated for this award – well done!’
Teaching Assistant of the Year
WINNER
Julia O’Donnell, Alconbury C of E Primary School
Teaching Assistant Julia O’Donnell throws herself into every aspect of her role at Alconbury with no job too big or too small, or too much trouble. She is hugely valued by both pupils and colleagues.
Natasha Houchen was urged by her children to nominate Julia – ‘My children, Otis and Tallulah Houchen, would like to nominate Julia O’Donnell for everything she does for the children at Alconbury Primary School – managing the road traffic at drop off and pick up, providing a caring, kind and safe environment for children to go for wrap around care, running forest schools and cleaning the school. We love you Mrs O’Donnell!’
One of the Headteachers at Alconbury, Hannah Mulcrone was also keen to sing her praises – ‘Julia is an inspiration to us all with her commitment and dedication to her numerous and varied roles within school. This ranges from
cooking breakfast and greeting the children with a cheery ‘Good Morning’ in our before school club, constructing dens and building rope swings amongst the mud and rain at Forest School to standing in her high visibility jacket and stopping traffic on our road closure. She is always positive, happy and a great role model to our children.’
Julia O'Donnell receives her award
Many of the parents who nominated Mrs Glover for Class Teacher of the Year
Everyone likes a trip to the seaside over the summer, but you can enjoy exploring the deep blue without getting your feet wet when you head to Peterborough Cathedral’s latest exhibition.
They are following up the spectacular dinosaurs and Star Wars events with the Monsters of the Sea, featuring 16 life-size animatronic sea creatures displayed inside this iconic building. Monsters of the Sea, by World Touring Exhibitions, will be on display from 15 July to 1 September with incredible displays of creatures spanning from prehistoric eras to modern times, offering us an exciting journey through the depths of marine history. It promises to be an immersive experience, transporting you into the awe-inspiring world of the ocean's most legendary inhabitants. From the smallest to the largest, each creature will be meticulously crafted with the finest detail, and breathed into life using animatronics.
Chris Dalliston, Dean of Peterborough Cathedral said – “This captivating showcase promises to transport audiences through the wonders of marine history, fostering a deeper appreciation for the incredible diversity of ocean life and the importance of marine conservation. We invite guests to join us in exploring this extraordinary world and to be inspired by the majesty of creation.”
There is also a variety of marine-themed events planned to run alongside the exhibition, from guest lecturers to family-friendly workshops, and a nautical themed family film showing in Cathedral Square, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk
the River Nene and take your family out in one of our self-drive silent electric boats.
Plus, paddle boards, kayaks and Canadian canoes can all be hired. are available for anyone that has either not paddled before or who is looking to improve their skills, ensuring you are safe out on the water.
www.peterboroughboathire.co.uk
Visit Flag Fen for a Summer Adventure!
Enjoy hours of fun and outdoor thrills at Flag Fen whilst school’s out for summer. There is so much to do and see, it’s a great destination for entertaining the whole family.
To find out more about admission prices and what’s on visit: flagfen.org.uk
Follow the butterfly trail. Pick up a free trail sheet on arrival. Can you find all the butterflies hiding around the site? Collect them all and find out more about the beautiful species found at Flag Fen including the Red Admiral and the Orange Tip butterflies.
I spy a mini beast! On a ranger guided activity children can hunt for creepy-crawlies, discover their hiding places and even have the chance to build their own mini beast hotel to take home with them.
Dig, dig, dig! Travel through time and learn about the past from what you unearth in one of the immersive dig pit simulations. Children can learn about the Romans, have a go at being a palaeontologist as they dig for fossils or relive the excavation of the Must Farm boats as they dig to discover a Bronze Age boat.
Bird Bingo. Flag Fen is home to an array of birds – can you spot them all? Families can enjoy a nature walk around the Mere, and keep a look out for a Kingfisher or Heron. You can even try out the bird hide on your way round, and maybe get a sneak-peek at the wildlife on the Mere up close.
Story time. Don’t miss the daily storytelling in one of the pre-historic roundhouses. It’s a perfect spot to take shade, relax and enjoy a childhood favourite story told by one of the Flag Fen team.
Stay & play! Children can climb, jump and hide in the Bronze Age play village, whilst the grown-ups enjoy a coffee, light lunch or a delicious slice of cake from the Roundhouse Café.
Take advantage of the Annual Pass at Flag Fen and enjoy repeat visits throughout the year. With an Annual Pass you can experience everything you love as often as you like and pick up one on your next visit.
FOR SUMMER BOOKS
WIN COMPETITION
WIN
ONE OF THREE BOOKS SUPERSQUIRREL AND THE CRAZY RAIN MAKER
Author: Russell Punter
Publisher: Usborne RRP: £5.99
Age: 7+
The first in a new series of puzzle stories for beginner readers, this charming book includes comic strip illustrations to make reading fun.
Can you solve the puzzles to help Supersquirrel save the world from disaster? When a top secret formula is stolen she uses her amazing superpowers to track down the culprit, the ruthless Dr Drizzle.
It’s perfect for shared reading as you work to solve the many puzzles together and features engaging illustrations by Josh Cleland to bring the story to life.
ONE OF THREE BOOKS THE WANDERDAYS: JOURNEY TO FANTOME ISLAND
Author: Clare Povey
Publisher: Usborne RRP: £7.99
Age: 9+
Are you brave enough to join The Wanderdays in their first edge-of-your-seat underwater quest?
This tale is the first in a new series by Waterstones Children’s Book of the Month author Clare Povey, and we have three copies to give away.
When Flo and Joseph Wanderday’s mum (one of the world’s greatest explorers) goes missing on an expedition and then a sinister stranger turns up, it soon becomes clear this was no ordinary trip and they must set out to rescue her. Full of brilliant baddies, bravery, friendship and a passion for protecting the natural world, this is an actionpacked adventure kids will love.
WIN
ONE OF THREE BOOKS
TAYLOR SWIFT
Author: Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
Publisher: Frances Lincoln
Children’s Books
RRP: £9.99
Age: 3 - 7 years
Taylor Swift’s popularity continues to rocket and this children’s book charts her glittering rise from childhood dreams to pop superstar in an inspiring biography specially illustrated for kids.
It’s part of an empowering series of bestselling biographies called Little People BIG DREAMS that explore the lives of outstanding people and shows how children with a dream can become adults with great vision.
Featuring quirky illustrations and extra facts it tells the popstar’s life story in simple terms to inspire your own little superstars.
FOR COMPETITION ENTRY DETAILS please head to page 3. Closing date for entries is 17 August
SHOP EARLY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL
Unbox Conveyancing Costs and Avoid Hidden Charges
Moving home can be expensive, with many costs to factor in, from mortgage fees, estate agent fees, deposits and stamp duty as well as legal fees. Comparing conveyancing quotes can be a minefield, so the conveyancing team at Hegarty has some helpful tips.
A conveyancing quote will include both legal fees and disbursements. Legal fees cover the charge for the conveyancer's services, while disbursements include costs incurred on your behalf, such as property search fees, registry fees, and stamp duty. Note what is and isn’t included in your quote so you can compare each like for like. Hegarty offer quotes that itemise all potential costs, so you are clear on what you’re paying from the outset.
What additional costs are involved in conveyancing?
Searches
Conveyancers typically include the cost of basic searches, like local authority, drainage, water, and environmental checks, in their quotes. However, unique property conditions or locations may necessitate additional, specialised searches, which can incur extra charges so make sure you check.
Leasehold Properties
Be aware of additional costs like ground rent and service charges. Ensure your conveyancer examines the lease agreement carefully. For leasehold properties or freehold properties managed by a company, your conveyancer will need a 'Sales Management Pack' including documentation about the managed areas and any additional costs.
Stamp Duty Land Tax
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) can vary based on the property's worth and the buyer’s circumstances, so it’s important to precisely calculate the SDLT for your purchase.
Property Surveys
This is a crucial investment, independent of the conveyancer's fees. It can uncover hidden issues like structural flaws or moisture problems that aren't immediately visible and can avoid significant future expenses.
Transfer of Ownership Costs
Extra expenses can arise from handling lost or faulty documents, securing indemnity insurance, or rectifying title issues. Your conveyancer can guide you on this.
Chancel Repair Liability
Some properties have an old obligation called chancel repair liability, requiring them to contribute to nearby parish church repairs. This can lead to unforeseen expenses, so be sure to investigate.
Bank Transfer Fees
During the conveyancing process, multiple bank transfers, such as moving the deposit or paying the balance, may be necessary. Check these in advance, as they can add up over time.
Choosing a conveyancer
Conveyancing firms often highlight their basic legal fees but omit disbursement fees and additional costs, which can mislead clients into thinking the total cost is low. It's essential to ask for a complete breakdown of all expenses. When choosing a conveyancer, look for someone with a solid reputation who communicates well and can guide you efficiently.
Remember these key points:
• Avoid automatically selecting the one suggested by your estate agent or mortgage adviser
• Get several quotes and compare the services offered
• Use online reviews and recommendations to find a conveyancer you feel confident using
• Obtain a detailed quote, review it carefully, and check for hidden charges
• Ask the conveyancer directly about any potential additional fees beyond the initial quote
Hegarty provide fixed-fee packages for their conveyancing services, ensuring that you know your costs upfront.
The amount you will pay depends on whether you are buying or selling, the property's value, and if it's leasehold or freehold. Their quote will detail all applicable fees with no hidden extras, allowing you to make a fully informed decision.
Get the kids fit this summer!
ENTER THE ANNA'S HOPE 5K FUN RUN
If you want to get the kids active and out of the house over the holidays, why not get everyone involved in training for the Anna’s Hope 5k Fun Run as part of this year’s AEPG Great Eastern Run?
Organised by Good Running Events the half marathon and fun run on 13 October in Peterborough will see thousands of runners enjoy an improved route, on closed roads around the city including Peterborough Cathedral. The fast, flat route is great for serious runners looking for a new personal best, but is also an ideal way to encourage children to get involved. The fun run always attracts a great crowd, many in fancy dress.
The event raises thousands for several charities with Stamford based charity Anna’s Hope offering free places in the fun run if you want to raise funds for children with brain tumours. They also have a Schools Challenge so why not get your school signed up and you could win a trophy and book prizes.
anyone taking on the Half Marathon, free training sessions start on 17 July and take place every other Wednesday up until race day. Whether you are a first time runner in the half marathon or want to make it a family day in the fun run, it’s time get signed up now at www.greateastern.run
To enquire about running for Anna’s Hope and the Anna’s Hope Schools Challenge in this year’s 5k fun run please contact admin@annashope.co.uk or ring 01780 740492.
