This year Annabel, Charlotte, Ginevra and Olivia, (The Winning Stars) are taking on a really exciting triathlon challenge.

They will be swimming, cycling and running as a team and raising money for Restless Development and their school's chosen charity, together they are making a huge impact on the world.

When and Where?

Sunday 8th of May 2022 in the grounds of Charterhouse School in Surrey. 

Who are the Winning Stars?

The Winning Stars team is made up of four girls; Olivia, Ginevra, Charlotte and Annabel. They are all aged between 7 and 8 and are currently in Form 3 in school. The Schools Triathlon on the 8th of May will be their first ever triathlon. They must all complete in each section of the triathlon, a swim, a bike ride and a run. The four girls will each be completing the following distances:

• Swimming: 50 metres each (200m total)
• Cycling: 1000 metres each (4000m total)
• Running: 750 metres each (3000m total)

The girls are working hard in their training in order to complete the challenge on the day. They would love and appreciate any support that you could offer them towards their fundraising for Restless Development. 

What is Restless Development?

At the heart of everything they do is Youth Power.

Restless Development is a non profit global agency that supports the collective power of young leaders to create a better world. More than ever the world needs young people’s power and leadership to solve its greatest challenges. 

Every year Restless Development train, mentor, nurture and connect thousands of young people to use their youth power and lead change. They formed in 1985 and have been working with young people ever since.

Youth-led Change

Restless Development support young people to lead change, providing opportunities, and helping build confidence, networks and skills to lead initiatives that have a lasting impact. 

• Youth training and empowerment – Young people are provided with tailored training, support, networks and mentors enabling young people to learn, adapt, grow, and ultimately thrive.

• Community mobilisation – Young people change behaviour or mobilise action in their communities to respond to long-standing  challenges such as child marriage or gender-based violence, as well as more pressing emergencies such as disease outbreaks or climate related disasters.

• Youth-led accountability – Young people are supported to advocate and hold decision-makers to account.

• Youth-led research – Young people capture key insights on issues that matter most to them, and use it to inform policy and practice.

Learn more about the work that Restless Development do:  https://restlessdevelopment.org/what-we-do/