ringwood school 6 th form charity event 2016 “the big london night walk” in aid of the big issue...
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Ringwood School6th Form
Charity Event 2016
“The Big London Night Walk”In aid of
The Big Issue FoundationFriday 11th March 2016
How do people become Homeless?
• Family break-up• Redundancy• Mental Health Issues• Leaving care• Leaving the services• Coming out of prison• Escaping a violent relationship
So, what’s The Big Issue?• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K9Ni44CGYA&feature=player_embedded
“A hand up, not a hand out”
The Big London Night Walk• 400+ walkers including Big Issue
vendors.• 13 miles through London starting at
10.30pm• Circular route, following a map.• London landmarks lit up along the way:
Tower Bridge, The London Eye, Houses of Parliament
• Venues open to us for refreshments and entertainment along the route
• Back to the start at about 3am to a cooked breakfast.
Ringwood School 2010
Ringwood School 2015
Suzanne Cox, Head Girl, with Stephen Robertson, CEO
The Start
The Big Issue have used this photo, taken by Anisa Yahya, on their sign-up page for 2016
“Your Pace or Mine?” walking over the Millennium Bridge
“Four Walkers and a Veggie” at St John’s Church, Waterloo…our starting point in 2016
Sophie, Bella, Sophie, Eve, Ella and Beth joining the choir at the rest stop in St John’s Church
Sam and Max representing Ringwood for the boys!!
“Sole Survivors” and Mr Lock checking the route on their map
Tower Bridge
London Eye
St Paul’s Cathedral
Vauxhall Bridge
Street Art
• This year we have been asked by The Big Issue to make a short documentary about our walk which will inspire other schools to get involved.
• So if you think you could help with filming, directing or reporting on the night…please sign up!
Bob the Street cat and James Bowen from the 2010 Walk
https://www.bigissue.org.uk/event/big-london-night-walk(scroll to the bottom of the page for 2 short clips)
Your Chance to make a difference to other people’s lives...and your own
• A meaningful personal challenge: physically demanding and emotionally challenging!
• An alternative and unforgettable night out in London!
• A real sense of achievement.• Raise £200 of personal sponsorship
A valuable addition to your Personal Statement.
Sponsorship
• Last year we raised £4000• Over the past 4 events we
have raised nearly £12000• 2016 our target is…• £8000…please be a part of it!
What you need to do now…CHECK YOUR CALENDAR AT HOME WITH YOUR PARENTS AND AT SCHOOL WITH YOUR TEACHERS
You need to be free on the Saturday 12th as well as the Friday 11th March…you will be tired!
The parental consent letter will be sent to all sixth form students today.
Make your £40 payment for transport and registration on Parentpay by end of the day, Monday 14th December
Closing date: Monday 14th December
First planning meeting Monday 14th December in SFC1 1pm
Please note numbers will be limited to 45
A hand up…not a hand out