On Saturday 12 September 2026, a brilliant team of pupils and parents from Thomas’s Fulham completed the Thames Bridges 10K Trek in support of FAST UK, raising an incredible £6,583 at the time of writing.
Their route took them through the heart of London, crossing historic bridges and taking in views of famous landmarks, including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and Tower Bridge. Along the way, they also passed the National Covid Memorial Wall, a moving tribute to those who lost their lives during the pandemic.
The school has a special connection to FAST UK through our co-founders, Tom and Tamsin Keogh, whose daughter Amelia lives with Angelman syndrome. Amelia’s siblings, Cecily and Archie, attend Thomas’s Fulham, and Tom and Cecily were among those who took part in the challenge.
The trek brought the school community together to raise funds and awareness, helping FAST UK continue funding vital research into treatments and a cure for Angelman syndrome. It was also a wonderful way to begin the school’s support for FAST UK as its Charity of the Year for 2026–27.
A huge thank you to everyone who walked, donated and supported the team. We are so grateful to the whole Thomas’s Fulham community for their enthusiasm and generosity.
Inspired to take on your own challenge? Whether you’re fundraising with your school, workplace, friends or family, we’d love to hear from you. Contact info@cureangelman.org.uk to find out how you can support FAST UK.
