The Kids’ Fun Run is organised by Goole Viking Striders as part of the Riverbank Challenge. It is a run for children, so these terms are written for the parent or legal guardian making the entry. By entering a child, you confirm that you have read these terms and agree to them for yourself and for your child.

1. Who can enter
The fun run is for children aged 14 and under on Sunday 18 July 2027. Each entry must be made by the child’s parent or legal guardian, who must be 18 or over. By entering, you confirm that you are the child’s parent or legal guardian and that you give permission for them to take part.

2. Fit to run
You confirm that your child is fit and well enough to complete 1km. If they are ill or injured on the day, please don’t let them run. Tell us on the entry form about any medical condition or allergy the first aid team should know about.

3. Your child is your responsibility
Children remain the responsibility of their parent or guardian at all times. A parent, guardian or another adult you have chosen (aged 18 or over) must stay at the venue for as long as your child is there. Our marshals look after the course. They do not supervise individual children before, during or after the run.

4. Running with your child
One adult may run with each child. Children under 8 must have their adult with them on the course. Adults run at their own risk, must follow the same rules as the children, and are there to support, not to race.

5. Places
Entry is free and limited to 100 children, with one place per child. Places cannot be passed to another child without telling us first, because we need the right details for every child on the course. If your child can no longer take part, please email us so the place can go to another child.

6. Race numbers
Your child must wear their race number on their front, where it can be seen, for the whole run. Children without a number will not be able to start.

7. On the course
Everyone must follow the instructions of marshals and race officials. No dogs, bikes, scooters or buggies on the fun run course. Trainers only, please: no studs or spikes on the cricket club’s field. This is a fun run, so we expect children and adults to look out for each other. We may ask anyone behaving unsafely to leave the course.

8. First aid
First aid cover is on site. By entering, you agree that the event first aid team may treat your child if they are hurt or unwell, and that we may call the emergency contact you have given us.

9. Refreshments
Every child is offered refreshments at the finish. If your child has an allergy or a dietary need, please check with the team before they take anything.

10. Photos and filming
Photos and video are taken during the day and may be used on the race and club websites, on social media and in the local press. We never publish a child’s name alongside their photo. If you would rather your child did not appear, tell us on the entry form or email enquiries@riverbankchallenge.co.uk and we will not use their photo, or will take it down.

11. Changes and cancellation
The start time depends on the 10k and may move on the day. We may change the course, shorten the run or cancel it if the weather or the ground makes it unsafe. If that happens we will tell you by email and on social media as early as we can. Entry is free, so there is nothing to refund.

12. Risk and belongings
Running on grass carries an ordinary risk of slips, trips and falls, and you accept that risk on behalf of your child. Goole Viking Striders and Goole Town Cricket Club are not responsible for belongings that are lost, stolen or damaged at the event. Nothing in these terms limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence.

13. Your details
We use the details you give us to run the fun run and to send you information about it. They are held on The Entry Point’s entry system and are shared with the event first aid team only if they are needed. We do not sell them.

14. Questions
Email enquiries@riverbankchallenge.co.uk.