Can pupils complete a 170 mile relay race from Cumbria to North Yorkshire.

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  • 14 days ago
Students from Wolverhampton Grammar School are raising money for an Eating Disorder Charity, by taking part in a relay race that will end in Robin Hoods Bay Yorkshire. Today they were setting off for the start in Cumbria. The school organises the event and this is its 26th year.

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