Members of staff at a Dunfermline primary school are in training for the Edinburgh Marathon Festival’s Hairy Haggis relay.
The 16-strong team at Carnegie Primary School will be on the run and are raising money for MacMillan Cancer Support.
They have set a fundraising target of £3,000 and will take on 26.2 miles of the capital's streets.
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Nicola Atherton, a pupil support assistant at Carnegie PS, commented: “MacMillan is such an amazing charity and close to the hearts of many of the team.”
The school also completed the Hairy Haggis relay last year.
She added: “Last year’s challenge had such a positive impact on all of us, it improved both our physical and mental health and brought us together as a team.”
The Hairy Haggis relay will be held on Sunday, May 26.
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