Zambia 2023 Sponsored Run to raise funds for projects in Zambia Schools and Communities


On Friday 12th May students began their run by completing 250 x 1km laps round the school field in two person relays.  They finished this part of the event just gone 03.00 on Saturday morning, got a couple of hours to sleep and then set off for Twickenham Stadium, returning back to Esher High at 09.30. So far the amount raised is around £5,500!

Chris







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