One year on from the late Captain Sir Tom Moore starting the 100 laps of his garden to raise money for the NHS, the Captain Tom Foundation launched a challenge for people and schools to do in his memory, to spread a message of hope and resilience and to involve the number 100. We set the task for students to take part in over the May Bank Holiday weekend - what would have been Captain Tom's 101st birthday weekend. 

We've been really impressed to see some very creative responses to the challenge, and you can view a video below to see what some of our students did. 

We managed to raise £81 for the Captain Tom Foundation who support many great causes. 

Some activities from our students included: 

• 100 jumps of a skipping rope
• 100 star jumps
• 100 runs up and down the stairs
• 100 pieces of lego
• 100 second rope crawl
• 100 minute beach walk
• 100 tennis ball bounces
• 100 arrows shot
• 100 crunches

Well done to all who got involved, and in the words of Captain Sir Tom Moore: "Tomorrow will be a good day"