Meanwhile, Sinfield, son of rugby league star Sir Kevin Sinfield, said it was “amazing to see what these youngsters have achieved”.
“My dad has always shown me the importance of using sport to make a difference, and today these children have done exactly that fundraising for such a worthy cause,” he said.
“To raise thousands of pounds for BBC Children in Need is something they should be incredibly proud of.
“It was a privilege to be part of this Run for Pudsey challenge alongside my Wakefield Trinity teammates.”
So far, the school has raised over £6,000 for Children in Need, while the national total has surpassed £1m.
Kamara added: “We don’t see loads and loads of kids out playing football these days, we see them on their computers and iPads, so anything that encourages them to get outside and do stuff is so important.”
