Mount Kilimanjaro Challenge

Can you climb 1,900 floors and travel 93,000 steps to successfully summit the tallest free-standing mountain in the world? We challenge you to complete this mammoth task!

Mount Kilimanjaro Challenge Can you climb 1,900 floors and travel 93,000 steps to successfully summit the tallest free-standing mountain in the world? Starting from Wednesday, 3rd June for one month, we challenge you to complete this mammoth task! Can you climb 1,900 floors and travel 93,000 steps to successfully summit the tallest free-standing mountain in the world? We challenge you to complete this mammoth task!

Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. Its height is the equivalent of 1,900 floors and a total of 93,000 steps.

From Wednesday, 3rd June until the end of term, we challenge you to complete this mammoth task and reach the summit. You can take part individually, as a team or with your family!

Weekly floor count and step counts should be sent to Mr. Carter on Thomas.carter@bisad.ae, along with your team name.

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