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Ten-year-old Charlotte, an animal lover with autism, reinvents the triathlon to fundraise for the Isle of Wight Cats Protection charity
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Although Charlotte found some parts of the challenge quite tricky, she did not give up, despite feeling quite tired and sore just over half-way through
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The nine-year-old has already raised money for Cats Protection by walking a marathon over five days, this year she's going to cycle the distance in just one day
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The 14-year-old student took on the challenge with his teacher to raise money for the St Catherine's charity
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It is hoped that this Giving Tuesday people will 'gift the love of reading' by choosing one of the many titles from the list and buying for the charity's new library
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Conditions really could not have been more perfect for the 21 hours of walking around the Isle of Wight this weekend in aid of St Catherine's school in Ventnor. Well done to all who took part
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Teachers, therapists and other staff from St Catherine's will trek clockwise around the Island this weekend, whilst another staff member will be going in the opposite direction on an ultra version of the challenge
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The possibilities are endless, but the aim is to brighten up what is likely to be a dull, cold Saturday in February by all getting together, having a chat over cake and raising funds for St Catherine’s
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Students with speech, language and communication difficulties have been working hard to clear outside areas ready to develop and now need gardening tools to learn how to grow produce
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A new date has been announced for the Prince and Princess Society Ball - the theme this year will be "A Night at the Oscars", providing a night of glitz, red carpets and stars as the main Ballroom at Gurnard Pines is turned into Hollywood for the night.
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Flower garlands, grass skirts and tropical cocktails at the ready! Tickets are on sale now for the Tropical Gala.
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Sponsor a bauble at the Prince & Princess Society Christmas Fayre and you'll be helping raise funds for children on the Island with neurological conditions.
