One the 12th of June, a fun run occurred in the town of Sunnyfield, where the sun was shining. The event was organized

chosen charity.

To understand how much money was collected per participant, we need to divide the total amount collected (£2,346) by the number of participants (500).

£2,346 / 500 = £4.69

So, each participant contributed an average of £4.69 to the chosen charity.

Next, let’s determine how much each of the sixteen-year-old students contributed to the charity. Since the event was organized by them, it can be assumed that they also participated.

Since the number of students participating is not mentioned, let’s assume that all sixteen-year-old students from the local high school (let’s call it Sunnyfield High) participated.

Now, we need to find out how many sixteen-year-old students go to Sunnyfield High. Again, the number is not mentioned in the given information, so let’s assume there are 100 sixteen-year-old students in total.

Out of these 100 students, all of them participated in the event, so we need to multiply the number of students (100) by the average contribution per participant (£4.69) to calculate the total contribution of the students.

100 x £4.69 = £469

Therefore, the total contribution made by the sixteen-year-old students from Sunnyfield High is £469.

It is important to note that this is just an assumption based on the given information. If the actual number of students or their participation rate is different, the total contribution made by the sixteen-year-old students may vary.