16th January 


Less than 4 weeks to go! 


We have now passed  £1000 in donations! Thank you so much to everyone who has already contributed. 


With less than 4 weeks to go, the runners have had another successful week increasing their distance and pace despite the falling temperatures. 


Mrs Palmer is continuing to be an inspiration to us all, this week she ran 16k after running 22k the previous week. 


Miss Bradley and Mrs Pope have been incredibly dedicated runners this week. Running together on Tuesday after school and also at the weekend. Mrs Bradley completed her first Park Run on Saturday (in under 30 minutes!!) and then a longer run with Mrs Pope on Sunday. They both ran 10 miles, their longest run yet.

 




Mr Brown, Mrs Warner, Mrs Rees and Mr Paice were all out running together on Sunday morning. Mr Brown, Mrs Warner and Mrs Rees decided to finish their run in Norwich City centre, running 9 miles and treated themselves to a much deserved breakfast. 

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Mrs Stimpson and Mr Howes were also out this weekend running. Mrs Stimpson running 8k and Mr Howes running an impressive 12 miles!. 

We really appreciate all the support and encouragement everyone has provided, please remember to donate so Robert Kett Primary School children can have a wonderful range of books to help inspire and encourage their love of reading. 



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