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Stuart Gillespie

Castle Douglas Primary pupils take part in Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon

Youngsters at Castle Douglas Primary took part in the Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon before the holidays.

The P3/4 class walked, jogged and ran 2.6 miles and received a certificate and badge for their efforts.

The mini marathon programme aims to encourage kids to be more active and take part in regular exercise, thus promoting good mental health and wellbeing.

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