BBC Radio Gloucestershire’s Jon Smith has been undergoing intense endurance training with students from the University of Gloucestershire in preparation for this year’s Children in Need challenge. The students provided expert guidance, simulating professional-level training to help Jon build the stamina and skills needed for the demanding challenge ahead.
The collaboration between the university and the radio station highlights the strong community spirit rallying behind Children in Need. Jon’s training sessions cover a range of activities designed to push his limits, ensuring he is ready to support this important charity event.
Local schools also played a vital role in the campaign, organizing their own fundraising events and spreading awareness among young people. Their enthusiastic participation adds a vibrant dimension to the Children in Need initiative, demonstrating the power of collective effort at all levels.
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Together, these coordinated efforts reflect the commitment of Gloucestershire’s community to making a difference through Children in Need, combining physical endurance, education, and fundraising to create meaningful impact.