181 students and parents of Barton Village First School participate in a Fun Trail to raise money for school funds. – Vintage Photograph

181 students and parents of Barton Village First School in Headington, Oxfordshire, participated in a sponsored Fun Trail event to raise money for school funds. The Fun Trail was a third of a mile long and consisted of wooden bollards and nets, which the students and parents crawled under and clambered over. Gary Craft (5) and Tony Bull (5) were seen taking things step by step. Last year, the same event raised 300 and the school hopes to exceed that amount this year.181 students and parents of Barton Village First School in Headington, Oxfordshire, participated in a sponsored Fun Trail event to raise money for school funds. The Fun Trail was a third of a mile long and consisted of wooden bollards and nets, which the students and parents crawled under and clambered over. Gary Craft (5) and Tony Bull (5) were seen taking things step by step. Last year, the same event raised 300 and the school hopes to exceed that amount this year.

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Fun Run, Barton Village Ist School Gary Craft (5) g) followed closely by Tony Bull (5). THERE’S no time like summer for a great class- room routine. So these youngsters spent most of the day crawling under nets and clambering over wooden bollards! All 181 pupils at Barton Village First School, Head- ington, were trying out a specially made Fun Trail designed by headmistress Mrs Sylvia Wilkinson which stretched a third of a mile around the school. All those who took part including some parents – were sponsored to raise money for school funds. Last year, the same event raised 300 and the school hopes to have done even better this year. uko. Taking things step by step Gary Craft followed closely by Tony Bull