A school in Buckinghamshire are hoping to raise £1,000 to fund an inspirational workshop.

High Ash Church of England Primary School, which is based in Great Brickhill in the north of the country, are aiming to secure the money which will pay for training, medical and competition costs, with the surplus cash being used to help the school.

Leicester Riders BBL Championship winner, Chris Tawiah, will host the event, but a certain amount of money will need to be put forward for it to take place.

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As it stands, only £10 has been donated as part of the £1,000 target.

Chris said: “During the assembly, Sports for Champions athletes will show medals and tell their story, hard work, lessons, and insights shared to capture the imagination of all and inspire healthier active lifestyles. 

“Athletes discuss challenges on the road to success, with resilience, nutrition, diet, and dedication forming key topics.

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“Fitness is essential for every young person’s general wellbeing in physical and mental health. It is also proven to be a strong booster of learning potential or brain power.

“By inspiring children as champions of tomorrow, Sports for Champions envision youth growing in all walks of life as healthy, [pro] active community-minded talents.”

For more information, go to www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/highashcofe.