Student’s Citizenship to raise team profile
Two young men from Sceptre School, an independent school in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, have chosen Buxton Mountain Rescue Team to benefit from their studies.
Fraser Denny and Glenn Hibbert are both studying for their GCSEs and for part of their coursework in “Citizenship” had to choose a project that would improve the awareness of a chosen organisation. During a visit to the Peak District last year they saw BMRT in action and decided that this would be the group they wanted to concentrate on.
Part of the coursework involves researching the organisation and then preparing a presentation to their peers. Another aspect is to try to raise money for the charity and the lads embarked on planning a sponsored cycle ride through the Peak District.
On a wet and cold Monday in November they set off from Tissington to cover 55 miles of the Tissington and High Peak Trails and even extended their route to take in Carsington Water. It was a successful day resulting in very muddy bikes and riders.
The two now have to prepare their presentations and collect in their sponsorship money. The team extends a great “Thank You” to the two young men for their support and wishes them success when the examination results are out.
Photos contributed: 1. Ready for the off – Fraser and Glenn sporting bright red tee shirts with the team logo. 2. En-route passing Hartington signal box
15 comments
Well done Fraser and Glenn – that’s amazing! Keep pedalling for charity. See you next felly mish?!?
Love your t-shirts. fantastic work. Donate your money to focus next time!
well done we think your fantastic here at Eastbrook ……..
Fair shakes to you lads, well done!!!
See you, love to mother.
Regards
RACH!!!?!
HELLO GUYS! JUST A QUICK LINE TO SAY WELL DONE! WOW, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!
i sympathise with u guys coz we r doin the same thing at this school…GCSE citizenship!! we r studying air ambulance for your info…have a gudden c ya in heaven
silas
hey you are doing a cracking job!
keep up the work….
see you in spain..
simon
this website is just the best
i love your website
keep your lovely work up
such a nice idea of yours
seee you again
lovley guys, is this some sort of fitness test you are doing, you should come hear and raise money by riding around sale water park, it’s v. hard, any better ideas let us know because we a doing a similar thing
brilliant show dudes!!
and I love your shoes!!
or trainers as they maybe??**
cheers!!!
keep it up!!:)
your bike is lovely, and your helmet is just adorable, keep up the lovely work guys
LOVELY IDEA BOYS, YOUR HELMET DOES REMIND ME OF MUMS SIVE BUT IT SUITS YOU A TREAT, YOU HAVE SUCH TENDER LOVING HEARTS, THINKING OF OTHER PEOPLE ALL THE TIME
MUCH LOVE RODA KINGSMILL XXXXX
GUYS MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU THE WAY YOU JUST GET ON WITH THE THINGS YOU DO NOT WANT TO DO, IT WAS THE LAST THING YOU WANTED TO DO AND I THINK YOU WERE VERY BRAVE AND DARING
We’ve had many comments congratulating Fraser and Glenn on their project. They have obviously succeeded in generating a lot of attention and support.
We are now closing this article.
If you wish to send any further personal notes to either or both of them, please address them directly or via their school. Thank you.