Children In Need Family Fun Ramble & Pudsey Land Art.
Free Admission into Sewerby Hall and Gardens for participants – just quote ‘Children In Need’ at the pay box.
Join Active Coast and Responsible Fishing UK for a family fun ramble around Sewerby Cliffs, Danes Dyke and Flamborough South Landing. There will also be a session to create a massive Pudsey Bear with natural materials to raise money for BBC Children in Need.
This year, BBC Countryfile’s mission for Children in Need is not only to raise as much money as possible and change children’s lives, but to collectively cover the distance of the whole UK, which is 18,505 miles.
So that’s why we’re doing our bit with our very own creative challenge, hosted at the spectacular Sewerby Hall and Gardens.
To get involved, come and join us on Sunday, 14 October from 10am till 3pm. The challenge is to cover 250 miles collectively and raise £500 or more.
Whilst clocking up your miles we’ll be asking everyone to collect natural bits and pieces along the way, including leaves, twigs, stones and whatever else you can find and carry, to create our very own showpiece for Children in Need, within the fantastic grounds of Sewerby Hall.
There are two ways to raise money for this:
– Join the Active Coast Ramble Team at https://countryfile-ramble-for-bbc-children-in-need-2018.ev… (you’ll need to set up an account first)
– Share the team page to friends, family and colleagues to get sponsored and add to the miles covered
– Bring some money and there will be a collection on the day.
Admission into Sewerby Hall and Gardens for participants is free of charge – just quote ‘Children In Need’ at the pay box.
All participants are advised to bring food, water, waterproofs, rucksack and wear suitable footwear. Or participants could hit the ramble in fancy dress!
All children must be accompanied by an adult, who is responsible for them at all times whilst taking part.
