Students are marching an 8,000 mile trek to the Falkland Islands to raise money for a veterans charity.
Wymondham College set up a one mile course around the college site, including an obstacle course, where students could walk, skip or run towards the target.
They are raising money for Walking with the Wounded, and started the 8,013 mile journey at 6.30am on Thursday morning.
They are marching the equivalent of a route passing through RAF bases in Germany, Cyprus, Iraq and Afghanistan.
By 5pm they had more than 5,600 miles under their belts, and plan to keep the course open into the evening, with 'no doubt' they will hit the target.
Around £400 has so far been raised on their Just Giving page, and £1 donations made during the day have gone to Springboard, an education charity.
Walking with the Wounded helps veteran soldiers who are wounded, physically or mentally, and are struggling to integrate back into society.
Wymondham College said as a school which has historically been linked to the military, with many parents of their students working in the army themselves, they feel passionately about supporting them.
Deputy headteacher Dale McMorran said: 'There were lots of individual challenges with students aiming to run half marathons, full or even more.
'A greater effort though was taking place with the college collectively travelling over 8,000 miles.
'Watching students encourage others in a joint effort to raise money for Walking with the Wounded resonates with all that is important at the college and pride, passion and positivity was abundantly displayed.
'The college was delighted that Duncan and Emma were able to join us from Walking with the Wounded.'
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