Movember 2020
Posted on : November 10, 2020
Our senior Rugby Team took two minutes out of their socially distant training today to pose for this year’s Movember photograph. Team 2020-2021 continue the recently established tradition of allowing their facial hair develop for the month of November in the annual SCT fundraising drive for the charity “Movember”! This charity raises funds to promote good health and wellbeing in men. The work done by the charity includes projects around men’s mental health, cancer and health education. To donate to the team’s project, simply click on the link below and donate to one of the lads.
https://movember.com/t/sgs-sct-2020?mc=1
Well done to all the rugby boys for their fundraising efforts!
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