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Mini and Junior Runs

Running is not just for grown ups but for little ones too!

Great North RunWe now have a number of NSPCC Guaranteed Places in both the Mini and Junior Bupa Great North and Great Manchester Runs. Why not make your run a family occasion and get everyone involved with teamGO!

Age and distance

Junior Great Runs are for two age bands, ages 9 to 11 (2.5 miles) and ages 12-16 (2.5 miles).

Mini Runs are for ages three to eight (1.5 miles)

Why join teamGO?

Sam Hollings, aged seven, took part in the mini Great North Run for the NSPCC in 2009 and raised £145 for NSPCC.

Sam Hollings Here’s what he said about why he was running:

"I am going to give all of my money to children who really need some help. Me and my brothers are very lucky, we have people who take care of us and have lots of toys and stuff. Some children get hurt by nasty people and some children have no food or toys and some children are very scared. I hope the money I raise will help them to be happy"

Interested in Guaranteed Places?

If you know a young person* who is looking for an NSPCC Guaranteed Place in either the Mini or Junior Great North Run or Great Manchester Run we would love to hear from them.

Simply complete the form below and return it to us by email gorunning@nspcc.org.uk or by post NSPCC teamGO, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.

Mini Runs Application form  Mini Runs Application form (Word, 95kb)

Got their Own Place in another Mini or Junior run?

There are whole range of Junior and Mini runs taking place across the UK – if your child* has a place in another junior event we would be delighted to welcome them to teamGO!

Find out more about mini and junior running events across the country.

Contact teamGO

Just call 0207 8252621 or email gorunning@nspcc.org.uk for more info on our junior and mini places!

* Please note that any young people under the age of 16 will need written permission from a parent or carer to take part in any running event and fundraise for the NSPCC.

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