PHOTO GALLERY: Anston Greenlands kids take on school grounds Tough Mudder challenge

TOUGH Mudder lover Lainy Baird challenged kids and their families to get their hands — and everything else — dirty with an assault course challenge.

By Michael Upton

Published 10th Oct 2019, 15:52 BST

Updated 10th Oct 2019, 15:56 BST

The after-school activities co-ordinator at Greenlands Primary in North Anston worked with caretaker Martin Eccles to create Greenlands Gladiator, a soggy, mucky assault course around the school grounds last Friday.

Children donned colourful face paint and headbands before taking on the course, which included muddy tunnels, a water slide, a tyre obstacle and cargo nets.

It’s not the first time Greenlands has put an imaginative twist on out-of-class activities — they have organised and taken part in a murder mystery evening, a duathlon, a food festival and an escape room and even built their own mini-golf course.

Teaching assistant Lainy dreamed up the fun challenge after a boot camp last year proved popular with pupils and their parents.

Click this link to see a photo gallery from the event.

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