Buy photos » Coventry Blaze mascot Scorch was no match for power player Alfie Smith as he smashes home another shot in the penalty shoot out. Picture by Jon Mullis 13.012.023.cov.jm1 (www.buyphotos247.com)
PEOPLE from both ends of the age spectrum played their part in raising much-needed cash for Sport Relief.
The charity event has raised over £50million nationally for causes at home and abroad, and the city played its part in getting to record total.
Just Learning Limited/Little Acorns nursery in Allesley Green raised cash through a sponsored penalty shootout with youngsters going one-on-one against Coventry Blaze's mascot Scorch.
At Lammas House Care Home, staff and residents wore red and went on a sponsored walk raising nearly £50.
Resident John Sheldon, who is 96-years-old, said: "There was really good weather, we had nice company, good food and lots of joy and laughter."
Buy photos» Coventry Blaze mascot Scorch with staff and kids from Little Acorns Nursery. Picture by Jon Mullis 13.012.023.cov.jm2 (www.buyphotos247.com)
Buy photos» Staff and residents from the Lammas House care home all dressed in red for Sport Relief. Picture by Jon Mullis 13.012.024.cov.jm1 (www.buyphotos247.com)
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