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Millennium Marathon

JUNIOR MILE RACE

About the Event

The Millennium Junior Mile Race is an exciting annual sporting event for children aged 3 to 15 years from private basic schools across Ghana. Organized by Millennium Marathon, this race gives young athletes the chance to experience the thrill of competition in a fun, safe, and supportive environment.

Our goal is to inspire lifelong fitness, sportsmanship, teamwork, and confidence, helping every child go “Beyond the Finish.”

Why Run or Participate

  • Promote physical fitness and healthy lifestyles.
  • Build teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
  • Encourage collaboration among schools.
  • Provide a platform for sponsors to support child development.
  • Identify and nurture young athletic talent.

Race Info

Race Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025

Time: 7:00 AM

Location: University Of Ghana Main Field, Legon

Expected Benefits

For Children

  • Improved physical health and fitness
  • Confidence building and social development
  • Discovering athletic potential and interests
  • Exposure to teamwork and sportsmanship
  • Opportunity to participate in competitive and fun sports activities

For Schools

  • Builds school spirit and unity through team participation
  • Networking with other institutions
  • Opportunity to showcase sports talent and compete for trophies and medals
  • Enhances the school’s brand and reputation in promoting holistic child development

Side Attractions & Competitions

  • Football Tournament
  • Table Tennis
  • Sack Race
  • Parents 50 metre dash
  • Mum and Me Race
  • ⁠Fill The Bottle Race
Junior Mile Race

REGISTRATION FORM

Event Date: Saturday, 22ND November 2025

Venue: University of Ghana MAIN FIELD, Legon

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

HEALTH & MEDICAL INFORMATION

RACE CATEGORY

CONCERNS FOR PARTICIPATION

NOTICE

After payment, pick up your race bib on the race day (22nd November 2025) at the Venue ( University of Ghana Main Field) between 6 AM and 7 AM before the start of the race.

Show your digital receipt as proof of payment.

FAQ

Race info

Saturday, November 22, 2025

Health & Training

No, you should generally avoid running if you have a cold, especially if your symptoms include fever, chest congestion, or body aches. If your symptoms are mild and confined to the head (e.g., a runny nose or sore throat), light exercise might be Always listen to your body and consult a healthcare professional if unsure.