Jessica Arnold, Sarah Bryant, Oakley Pearce and Owen Moorhouse get ready for their school’s Lap-a-thon fundraiser.
Camera IconJessica Arnold, Sarah Bryant, Oakley Pearce and Owen Moorhouse get ready for their school’s Lap-a-thon fundraiser. Credit: Supplied/Emma Reeves

Activity raises dollars

Staff ReporterWanneroo Times

Students who walked or rode to school were rewarded with a healthy breakfast to fuel them for a lapathon.

Deputy principal Kim Atkins said students asked family and friends to sponsor their participation in the lapathon with either a single donation or donation per oval lap.

Funds contributed to sporting equipment, literacy and numeracy resources and other initiatives such as the environment garden, curriculum enrichment and music program.

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‘Fundraising allows the school to prioritise additional resources that support class programs,’ Ms Atkins said.