Students and staff aim to collectively walk 6,000km on their own school track.
A Laois community says they can achieve greatness if they come together.
'Step Up for Our School Bus' is being run by the students and staff of Portlaoise College, with the goal of raising €100,000 to purchase a new school bus.
The school community will walk 6,000 kilometres around their own running track, with each participant walking around 6km with funds being rasied on an online platform.
Noel Daly, Principal, Portlaoise College says that this is a collective challenge for the entire school:
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