Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. It’s a Dundee student in a costume
ByThe Courier Reporter
Superman Luke Lawson takes to the air.
Superheroes leapfrogged their way across the Tay Road Bridge in a mission to raise money for charity.
Motorists raised eyebrows as Spider-man, Batman, Catwoman and friends played leapfrog across the bridge to raise money for Help for Heroes.
Behind the masks were nine Dundee and Angus College students who are all enrolled on the access to uniformed services course and, in true heroes’ style, wanted to incorporate fundraising into one of their class projects.
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Alter-ego Catwoman, Jenna Brown said: “We were set an objective to take part in a team-building activity and decided it would be a good idea to make it a fundraiser.
“While our course is designed to help entry into all uniformed services including police and fire service, the obvious military link is one of the reasons we chose to support the Help for Heroes charity.”
The students will be splitting their sponsor money between the Help for Heroes charity and an upcoming field trip.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. It’s a Dundee student in a costume
