Highbury keeps track of rhino challenge

The Grade 7 boys raised more than R 86 000 for Highbury’s two adopted rhinos, Tai and Baleka.

HIGHBURY Preparatory School is proud of the team of Grade 7 boys who completed the10th Annual Maputuland Challenge on Saturday, 6 October.

This team of talented athletes ran between 35 and 45kms each on gruelling sandy roads in the heat and raised more than R86 000 for Highbury’s two adopted rhinos, Tai and Baleka.

On Sunday, 21 October, a cheque was handed over to Dr Roelie Kloppers, the executive director of Wildlands Conservation Trust from Highbury Preparatory School.

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“Highbury is incredibly grateful to Paddy Collins, the retired teacher who still organises the event, and all the support of the boys’ parents and sponsors. The boys themselves certainly rose to the challenge and discovered that with determination and grit, they could achieve more than they ever believed they could,” said the school’s marketing assistant, Jacqui Maurice.

 

 

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