Mini Kilo Scotland 2.62k

A perfect event for those aged 6-14 years old!

Location: Edinburgh

Challenge Level:

Distance: 2.62k

Booking Fee: £10 + transaction fee

Fundraising Goal: £50

When: 5 April 2020

Take part in the mini-kilomarathon for blood cancer patients

This manageable distance gives junior runners the opportunity to participate in a fully chip timed race running in Murrayfield Stadium, the home of Scottish Rugby.

Participants must be aged between 6-14 years old.

Booking fee: £10 + transaction fee

Fundraising goal: £50

The closing date for this event is the 27th March 2020 at 5pm.

If you are interested in this event you can register online or if you would like further information, call us on 01905 755977, or email us.

Please ensure you read the event terms and conditions before signing up.

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