Medindies Wilderness School enters its fourth Adelaide Mother's Day Classic Wilderness students Victoria and Caitlin Fricker are participating in the mothers day classic on Sunday. WILDERNESS Girls School is entering its fourth Mother's Day Classic this year, with over 100 students already signed up for the May 12 fundraiser. The school has been involved in the event, where participants will walk or run 4.3km or 7.2km to raise money for breast cancer, since 2010. Principal Jane Danvers said the Classic is good to get the girls involved in a cause that touches many in their community. "Being an all-girls" school, we believe it is important to actively support women's health and well-being,"" she said. We want our students to play an active role in making their world a better place. We have girls from as young as our Early Learning Centre striding along 4km, to our Year 12 girls pacing out the 7.2km. Year 6 twins Victoria and Caitlin Fricker are in their fourth Classic with the school. Victoria said it's a positive way to spend her Mother's Day. "It's a great way to spend part of the day doing something for a great cause," she said. Parents and Friends Association President Mark Mackintosh said the event is a good for encouraging the girls to be involved in the broader community. "It's definitely something worthwhile, and it's nice to get out for a walk with everyone!"" Registrations for the Mother's Day Classic are open until May 10, up until noon. Go to mothersdayclassic.com.au.