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Say Yes To Adventure
CLIFTON SCHOOLRef: https://www.cliftonschool.co.za/say-yes-to-adventure/
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Collected on 7 August 2026
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What this means
This is a media statement from Clifton School in Durban, South Africa, highlighting an interview with Chad Laybourne, a Clifton Old Boy (Class of 2013), about his 5,400km bicycle journey across 14 European countries. The journey, completed in 77 days, was undertaken to raise funds for World Bicycle Relief and to inspire others through personal challenge. The article emphasizes life lessons learned, the impact of sports during his school years, and encourages readers to embrace adventure.
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- members of the public who wish to support humanitarian causes
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Facts
Places
eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal
Reference
https://www.cliftonschool.co.za/say-yes-to-adventure/
Amounts
R 29
Key Takeaways
- Clifton School
- Chad Laybourne
- Class of 2013
- 5,400 km
- 77 days
- 14 countries
- World Bicycle Relief Fund
- £1,215 raised (R28,784)
- Helsinki, Finland to Vila Real de Santo Antonio, Portugal
- March 2023
- Instagram @teamhuman__
- Donation link live
- Morningside, Durban
- Clifton School
- Clifton Old Boys Association
- Chad Laybourne
- Moona
- World Bicycle Relief Fund
- Helsinki, Finland
- Vila Real de Santo Antonio, Portugal
- The Clifton Foundation