A school community has raised thousands for men's health.

Over 50 sixth form students and members of staff at Congleton High School took part in Movember last month.

Male members of the Congleton team have been growing moustaches while female members have been walking, running, swimming and cycling, surpassing their 3,000km target.

The month of fundraising culminated with three members of staff scaling Snowdon on Sunday, November 30.

Their efforts have seen them smash last year's total of £2,715, with the team collecting £7,163 in donations – the highest amount ever raised in a charity event by the school.

This puts Congleton High School 9^th out of the 476 schools taking part in Movember – first overall for state schools.

Three members of staff scaled Snowdon as part of the school's Movember fundraising efforts (Credit: CHS)

Head Teacher Heidi Thurland said: "We are incredibly proud of the remarkable efforts of our students and staff.

"Raising such a significant amount over the past month required exceptional planning and dedication for a truly worthy cause.

"We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed."

Movember is the leading charity for men's health, with a particular focus on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

You can view Congleton High School's Movember team page and make a donation here.