On Wednesday 19th May, Dave & Rob came up with the idea of pushing Robs Mini 35 through the school as the Yr13's leaver mark. Everyone present at the time thought it would be a well good idea and agreed it should be done. Following this decision careful measurements were done by Mossy on the car and school doors by simply spanning out his arms in the doorway then carefully holding the same position, running over to the car and then seeing if the measurement is wider than the car.

After further discussion it was deemed that this measurement was not accurate. Was this the end of the Mini Adventure??? Oh no it wasn't! A date and time was scheduled for one day later (Thursday 20th May) for further testing.

Testing
The testing stage was scrapped and it was agreed that it should just be done whatever the consequences. So on Thursday 20th May, Period 4 (Speaker Period!), at approximately 11:15 the 'Mini Adventure' began.

The Plan
Push Robs Mini through the evening entrance doors, park it up, take some pictures, then push it out the opposite doors.

The table below shows the plan in action!!! As they say "It's A Mini Adventure".

(Click to Enlarge)	Stage 1 Slowly lineup the car for the run. Steadily push the car through shouting at Rob when it was getting a bit tight through the doors.
(Click to Enlarge)	Stage 2 One big push to get the car over the slight bump in the double doors. The two front men (White T-Shirts) in the picture checking the alignment of the car between the doors.
(Click to Enlarge)	Stage 3 Pose for a few pictures. By this time everyone is really proud of themselves especially Rob. Now everyone realised they had to get the car out the other double doors too.
(Click to Enlarge)	Stage 4 The careful alignment again of the car through the second set of doors.
(Click to Enlarge)	Stage 5 As the engine wasn't on, there was no servo to the brakes therefore the brakes basically didn't exist. As you can see Ben is trying to slow down the car.
(Click to Enlarge)	The Finale The Mini is crowned as the first mini to ever pass through Chipping Norton School. Well done to everyone involved!