Anne Kenny
Raising money to build and develop an Inclusive wheelchair accessible Playground and Sensory Shelter for pupils with profound and complex multiple needs
Fundraising for James Rennie School
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My crazy husband Lee (who only started road running in September) and his brother Neil have decided to do a few events this year to help raise money for this fabulous playground.
Starting gently with Neil doing a half marathon at Grizedale Forest in February and Lee doing the Carlisle half marathon in March.
In April they are running the Manchester marathon.
In June they are doing the Hadrians Wall Rat Race which is 70 miles starting at Carlisle Castle and ending at The Millennium Bridge in Newcastle in a 24 hour period.
Please donate as much as you can for these nutters and share the page.
Thank you so much for reading.
James Rennie School are raising money to build a playground that is accessible to pupils who have Profound and Complex Multiple Needs. These pupils cannot access mainstream playground equipment, we hope to raise enough funds to provide a playground that will be wheelchair accessible, safe and most importantly inclusive. Our vision is to see pupils enjoying play on a range of adapted swings, roundabouts and seesaws. Within our playground we will have a sensory shelter that is has a range of stimulating mobiles, sound system and interactive objects to explore. Additionally, we will have a water feature that we be a special memorial that remembers the pupils we have loved and lost. Any donations are greatly appreciated.
Starting gently with Neil doing a half marathon at Grizedale Forest in February and Lee doing the Carlisle half marathon in March.
In April they are running the Manchester marathon.
In June they are doing the Hadrians Wall Rat Race which is 70 miles starting at Carlisle Castle and ending at The Millennium Bridge in Newcastle in a 24 hour period.
Please donate as much as you can for these nutters and share the page.
Thank you so much for reading.
James Rennie School are raising money to build a playground that is accessible to pupils who have Profound and Complex Multiple Needs. These pupils cannot access mainstream playground equipment, we hope to raise enough funds to provide a playground that will be wheelchair accessible, safe and most importantly inclusive. Our vision is to see pupils enjoying play on a range of adapted swings, roundabouts and seesaws. Within our playground we will have a sensory shelter that is has a range of stimulating mobiles, sound system and interactive objects to explore. Additionally, we will have a water feature that we be a special memorial that remembers the pupils we have loved and lost. Any donations are greatly appreciated.
