Pupils at a Scottish secondary school are set to pay tribute to an 'amazing' teacher who tragically passed away from bowel cancer last year by running the Edinburgh Marathon and raising money for charity.
Fifteen students from Royal High in Edinburgh will remember their deputy headteacher, Paul Chambers, who died in September last year aged 48 after suffering from the disease.
Edinburgh Live writes that a team from the Barnton school will participate in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival in May and hopes to raise £3,000 for Bowel Cancer UK in order to commemorate their teacher's memory.