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Your time to Shine Day - Friday 4th November

Your time to Shine Day

 

The children all look fantastic today dressed in their bright clothes and accessories in order to highlight visibility in Road Safety especially when travelling to and from School. We wanted to hold this event close after the changes in daylight saving time to highlight how children need to be visible when walking, scooting or cycling.

 

We had a very special visitor - Basil Bird our Road Safety Mascot who joined the children in some fitness fun on the playground this morning and throughout the day to raise our pupil's awareness of visibility when travelling

 

It was very hard to choose a winner from each class as they really were so many great outfits. Thank you all for so much effort, the children have really enjoyed today!

 

Owls: Molly

Rabbits: Astrid

Squirrels Sienna

Badgers: Eva-Louise

Hedgehogs: Frankie

Otters: Iola

Foxes: Edith

Moles: Molly

Woodpeckers: Jessica S

 

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