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- EYFS Hedgehogs
- Y1 Hedgehogs
- Class 2 Bears
- Class 3 Bats
- Class 4 Foxes
- Class 5 Owls
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We are taking part in Sustrans Big Pedal 2021, the UK’s largest inter-school cycling, walking, wheeling and scooting challenge. The challenge runs from 19 April to 30 April. It’s free and we would love everyone to be involved.
We would like to encourage your child(ren) to take active journeys to school on as many days as possible during the event, and join them on their way. You can scooter, cycle or walk. If you have to travel by car because of where you live, you could always park a short distance away from school to still take part.
Sustrans Big Pedal is a great way to get children active, which is important for physical health and mental wellbeing. Active school runs also help to reduce congestion and air pollution outside the school gate. Covid-19 has made active travel to school is even more important. The Department for Education have said encouraging active travel to school helps “to enable pupils to be physically active while encouraging physical distancing.”
Please see below a copy of the Summer Menu from Caterlink, which takes effect after the Easter holidays.
You can find out more about meal and snack provision including information about Free School Meals and Pupil Premium funding on our School Meals and Snacks page.
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