Wells yoga festival in aid of Save the Children

Early in 2011 Save the Children launched a campaign called No Child Born to Die and asked people to utilise their unique talents to support this campaign. 

Pilton group have held a number of varied events to support the campaign but the latest one, which is being hed in Wells, is guaranteed to stretch our communities more than ever before.

Adele Robertson, a British Wheel  of Yoga teacher from Pilton, together with a team of 6 experienced Yoga teachers, will be running a 2 hour yoga session on Saturday, November 26th in Wells Leisure Centre from 3.30pm to be followed by home made cake.

The 2 hour yoga session is suitable for any adults, from total beginners up to advanced exponents of yoga and will comprise of warming up, yoga postures, breathing and relaxation. 

Tickets are £10 and are available on the door, or from all the teachers taking part, or you can e-mail Adele  on robertsonyoga@aol.co.uk  and she will be able to give you details of the nearest teacher with tickets.

Participants are asked to bring along a yoga mat if they have one and a blanket, but there will be a few mats available at the Wells Leisure Centre.

Save the Children states regarding the critical nature of the campaign: 'In the poorest countries, children are dying, at a rate too awful to think about. Basic illnesses claim 8 million young lives a year. It's in our power to stop this. No child is born to die.'

Do please support this event, not only will you enjoy the session, meet new people but you will be raising much needed funds to help children in this country and overseas achieve a healthier and longer life.

If you cannot attend the event but wish to donate please follow this link to the Save the Children website.