This October, David Pryce, a former School Governor and keen ultra-runner, will be taking on a 134-mile (215km) circular route around the Chiltern Way to help raise money for Stoke Row Primary School.... and he has invited anyone who has links with the school to join him for some of the route!

The run will start from the school on the morning of 1 October and head to where the Ridgeway and the Chiltern Way cross just north of Nuffield. David will then take in the whole of the Chiltern Way, going first down to Ewelme, and then all the way up to and around Luton, before coming back down and finishing back where he started just before 3pm on Saturday. Those who want to will then be able to jog the remaining 5km back to the school.

David has broken the route down into 34 different stages ranging from 1.5 miles to 7 miles (each with estimated start and finish times) so runners can decide which section(s) they want to do.

Stoke Row Primary School has been hit hard by ever tightening budgets and the impact of Covid-19 and the aim is to raise as much money as possible to help cover running costs and fund additional resources but the event also provides a great opportunity for those associated with the school to challenge themselves whilst soaking up some of the natural beauty of the Chilterns.

All are welcome regardless of their fitness and running experience and we hope to make it an event that everyone will enjoy and remember for a long time.

Anyone who wants to join the team should contact stoke-row-school-run@outlook.com for further details.