The five-week Step Up program run by Year 11 students Anthony Matteo, Matthew Kolomyjec and Harmon McAullay encouraged their schoolmates to complete laps of the oval during lunchtime on Friday.
Each week they were given a lap card and asked to complete a minimum of five laps, which entered them into the draw to win a Fitbit.
The program’s aim was to promote fitness and health in the Sorrento school and was open to all year levels.
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The program culminated in a sausage sizzle for the top 80 participants and Year 9 student Jacob Gomez won the prize for completing the most laps.
Jacob ran 110 laps over the five weeks, the equivalent of 44km.
Organiser Anthony Matteo said Step Up helped students set personal goals, which the majority met.
“The program allowed all students to be part of a program which is fun, exciting and provides people with a great sense of joy,” he said.