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Bakery rises to school's safety challenge



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Published Date: 25 January 2008
YOUNGSTERS from a Lynn primary school are using their loaf when it comes to road safety thanks to some new high-visibility jackets.
Thirty reflective jackets to keep kids seen, especially during the winter months, have been donated to pupils at Eastgate Primary by Warburtons bakery as part of its Use Your Loaf community road safety initiative.

The jackets can be used by all classes when walking on school visits and help highlight the importance of putting into practice their road safety skills.

Headteacher Mr Robert Bone said: “We’re delighted Warburtons has shown its support and commitment to safety in our school. We always encourage our children to walk to school to keep healthy but at the same time we need to focus on the importance of road safety.”



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  • Last Updated: 24 January 2008 3:14 PM
  • Source: Lynn News Friday
  • Location: King's Lynn
 
 
  

 
 

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