In Australia, 9 out of 10 young people* don’t move enough each day. Which isn’t great, because physical activity is really important for overall health, and reduces the risk of developing certain diseases – including bowel cancer.
Kay-A-Day is designed to encourage kids to walk or jog just one kilometre a day for 21 days – the same distance as a half marathon.
Making a positive change doesn’t have to be hard. And Kay-A-Day gives people an easy way to start improving their general fitness. Friends and family can get involved by sponsoring for every kay completed.
Register your school and start Kay-A-Day from 12 October 2015. For more information click here. Once signed up, students will receive a pack with a pair of Kay-A-Day shoelaces, a lanyard to record their progress, and a fundraising form to sign up sponsors. Every kay counts!
There’s a $1,000 cash prize for the three schools with the highest participation and multi-passes to Bounce for the top three individual Kay-A-Day fundraisers. View T&Cs here. Download your fundraising form here.
*13-17 years
Kay-A-Day Ambassadors:
Rebecca Morse
Scott Thompson
Jessica Trengove
Tom Jonas
#KayADay
From | Amount | Message |
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Atlas chiro | $140 | Well done Carter |
Glen Osmond Primary School | $70 | |
Burnside Primary School | $59 | |
Amanda McFall | $20 | |
Matthew Grill | $20 |
Name | Total |
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Prince Alfred C... | $2,445 |
Playford Primar... | $2,352 |
Pembroke School | $1,614 |
Glen Osmond Pri... | $1,400 |
Westbourne Park... | $1,299 |
Name | Total |
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Prince Alfred C... | $2,445 |
Playford Primar... | $2,352 |
Pembroke School | $1,614 |
Glen Osmond Pri... | $1,400 |
Westbourne Park... | $1,299 |
Name | Total |
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