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C A N B U R Y SPONSORED W A L K

2015 RICHMOND PARK HAM HOUSE !

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Stage 1 Canbury to Robin Hood Gate !

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Dorich House

Guidelines for the Walk 1. The Canbury Code should be followed at all times.

2. You must keep to the path.

3. Try not to drop litter—If you do—please pick it up again.

4. Do not damage plants.

5. Respect the wildlife in the Park.

6. Remember the Highway Code—stop, look, listen Cross the road when your Teacher tells you to do so.

7. Be safe—not everyone is friendly!

8. Drink plenty of water.

9. If it is hot wear your hat and put on sun cream —Slip, Slap, Slop as they say in Australia.

(The slop is wear a T-shirt that covers your shoulders.)

10. Look after your personal belongings

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Stage 2 Robin Hood Gate to Richmond Park Golf Course !

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White Lodge - Ballet School

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Stage 3 Richmond Park Golf Course to Sheen Common (via Sheen Gate) !

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Kim Bor 1959-2015 Beloved wife of Steve Bor and mother to former Canbury student William Bor - who left in 2008‌.

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Stage 4 Sheen Common - Bog Gate - Richmond Gate !

5 In the past Canbury students have raised considerable amounts of money for a wide range of charities - usually local.

In 2005 the total raised was £2,233.26 for “Born Too Soon.”

The following year we supported our very close neighbours on Kingston Hill - Warren Park and raised £1900.

In 2007 with a massive Auction of Promises and the Sponsored Walk, plus all the fund raisers throughout the year Canbury raised a staggering £7,500 which is over £100 per student!

In 2008 £2474,07 was raised for “Born Too Soon” In 2009 Kingston Churches Action on Homeless received just under two thousand pounds.

2010 was another Auction of Promises year - when The Children’s Trust Tadworth were given a cheque for £6,556.97.

2011 Small Steps - £2,369.90, 2012 £1403.97 to SPEAR. 2013 Shooting Star Trust 2014 Kingston Churches Action on Homeless 2015 Cancer Research UK

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Stage 5 Richmond Gate to the Thames Path via Terraced Gardens !

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Marble Hill House

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Stage 6 Terrace Gardens to Ham House (lunch) !

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Lunch on the grass at Ham House

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Stage 7 Ham House to Ham Common !

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Ham House often features in films - the latest that has some footage is released this summer‌

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Stage 8 Ham Common to Ham Gate !

 

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Stage 9 - Why bother?

Ham Gate to Kingston Gate - let’s walk but not raise money? !

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Holly-May Chapman was just 22 months old when she was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue sarcoma in her chest wall. “It was an extremely aggressive tumour and doctors believe that within weeks the tumour had completely filled half of her upper body”, said her Mum Katrina. Holly-May was given just 3 months to live, but against all the odds the tumour started to shrink after just 1 cycle of chemotherapy and she continued to respond well through eight months of gruelling treatment. In December 2014 the family celebrated HollyMay being in remission for 3 years.

How your money can help Cancer Research UK

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Did you know that 80p in every pound you raise goes directly towards our work to beat cancer? Here are some examples of the money you raise in sponsorship – big or small – can help us become cancer’s worst nightmare:

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£8 kits out our scientists with a lab timer, helping them to find out what makes a cancer cell tick. £20 buys a lab coat, box of gloves and goggles. Not only geek chic, but vital items to help our scientists carry out life-saving research. £70 pays for a Bunsen burner to help ignite groundbreaking research on a daily basis. £180 pays for one day of a trial to discover faster diagnosis and new therapies to treat brain cancer. £300 buys a hotplate to warm special solutions, turning up the temperature on groundbreaking research. £450 pays for one day of a trial to diagnose prostate cancer earlier and more efficiently.

If you want to find out more about the fantastic work we’re doing, visit cruk.org.

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Stage 10 Ham Gate to Kingston Gate !

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If we all raised ÂŁ50 We would have raised ÂŁ2500 on the sponsored walk this year... This is not an unrealistic target - but we must get out and get the sponsors signed up....

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German School - if needed In case of bad weather for lunch 12 30 - 13 15 !

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Certificate of Completion

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Canbury School Sponsored Walk on Friday 22nd May 2015

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