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Spotlight on ... Christina Morris

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Position: Senior room leader at Busy Bees Nursery in Walsgrave, Coventry

- Why did you take part in the 'Ejection Seat Reverse Bungee Challenge'?

Ten staff from the nursery, including me, took part in the challenge, organised by the Doctor Joe Jaffe Hospital Support charity, to raise money to provide life-saving equipment for the Cardiac Neonatal Baby Unit at Birmingham Children's Hospital.

- How did it go?

We sat in pairs in the metal cage, which was attached to bungee cords and catapulted to a height of 200ft in less than 1.4 seconds, which felt like forever. It was very scary and I wouldn't do it again, but it was for a very worthy cause. We raised around £600 for the hospital.

- How long have you worked at the nursery?

I've been at the nursery for three years now. It was my first job after qualifying and I started as a nursery nurse before working my way up. At the moment I am currently doing my degree and about to start my second year.