Camborne Science and International Academy need your help! We are looking for staff and students to take part in enough exercise so that CSIA visits all of our international schools across the world! Your task is simple – take part in some form of exercise, record and log your distance, and then watch as CSIA travels the world (virtually), visiting our different international partner schools, as well as the Olympic Games in Tokyo!
What to do
1. Take part in some form of exercise – cycling/running/walking.
2. Record how far you go. There are apps available that allow you to record the distance you travel. Alternatively you could use your phone to record your number of steps (2000 steps = 1mile).
Every distance that is entered, we virtually travel further away from our school, and closer to one of our destinations.
4. Look at the leader boards as you compete in year groups, houses and staff vs students.
5. The more you individually exercise and the further you go, the more rewards you can win!

The Route

Location | Distance (Miles) | Cumulative Miles |
1. Camborne Science and International Academy | 0 | 0 |
2. Odulphuslyceum School, Netherlands | 462 | 462 |
3. Beihang University, China | 4,890 | 5,352 |
4. Korean Science Academy of KAIST, South Korea | 767 | 6,119 |
5. Ritsumeikan High School, Japan | 378 | 6,497 |
6. OLYMPIC GAMES – Japan National Stadium, Japan | 233 | 6,730 |
7. Mahidol Wittayanusorn School, Thailand | 2,869 | 9,599 |
8. Kamnoetvidya High School, Thialand | 93 | 9,692 |
9. National University, Singapore | 829 | 10,521 |
10. National Junior College, Singapore | 3 | 10,524 |
11. Australian Science and Mathematics School, Australia | 3,368 | 13,889 |
12. John Monash, Melbourne | 483 | 14,372 |
13. Fort Richmond Collegiate, Canada | 9,493 | 23,865 |
14. Camborne Science and International Academy | 3,800 | 27,665 |