Pupils, teachers and paretns from Hereward House School collectively ran 205 miles on Saturday to raise money for Help for Heroes. Far right: Deputy head and race organiser Chris Hammond. Pic: Dieter Perry (Image: Dieter Perry)
Hereward House School in Hampstead completed an ultramarathon relay on Saturday in aid of UK military charity Help for Heroes.
Over six hours, 107 boys – including some as young as five – joined parents and teachers from the school to collectively run a continuous 205 miles on Hampstead Heath.
So far the event has raised just under £1,500 and it is expected that they will pass that mark.
Deputy head and race organiser Chris Hammond said: “It was a wonderful day for everyone who took part, and the school is very proud to have raised so much for a worthy cause.”
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