Cath Drummond

I'm raising money by Cycling to Paris from Henley-on-Thames in just two days!

Cath says: Every school in Henley needs help, this is very close to my heart. Children are the future, education is key. The government has not committed to solving this problem. So we as parents have to step up and cycle along.

About our Challenge:

Riding 100km is a serious challenge - so imagine taking on over 300km in just two days. That’s exactly what this ride is about.

We’ll set off from Trinity School on Friday 12th June, cheered on by a big send-off from the children, and head south to Newhaven. From there, we’ll board the ferry to Dieppe, having already covered around 140km in several tough stages.

After a few hours’ sleep on the ferry, we’ll roll into France at sunrise and begin the long ride to Paris. With beautiful Normandy scenery, a number of refuelling stops, and one final push, we’ll complete the journey with another 190km in the legs.

It’s a huge physical and mental challenge - your support will make every kilometre count. 🚴‍♂️💛

I'm supporting:

Trinity School: 0%

Gillots School: 75%

Chiltern Hospice: 25%

Just a moment...

Cath's raised £125 of their £500 target.

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