In an enthusiastic demonstration of physical activity and community spirit, Grenfell Public School participated in Ride to School Day on Friday, 28 March.
The event aimed to encourage students to travel to school actively, promoting healthy habits and an environmentally friendly approach to daily commutes.
On a bright and sunny morning, students flocked to the school on their bikes and scooters, showcasing their excitement and commitment to an active lifestyle.
The event saw a remarkable turnout, with many students joining in the fun, turning the school grounds into a vibrant scene of colourful helmets and gleaming wheels.
Mr. Kilby, the school co-ordinator, highlighted the importance of such initiatives.
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“Ride to School Day is not just about getting to school; it’s about fostering a culture of health and fitness among our students. We want to encourage them to consider active transport as a fun and healthy choice,” he said.
As part of the day's activities, a lucky draw was held during the whole school assembly, where students had a chance to win a special prize pack. Excitement filled the air as Mr Kilby announced the winner – Leo Brown.
Parents and teachers alike praised the event, noting the positive impact of physical activity on students’ wellbeing and academic performance. The school plans to continue promoting active transport days throughout the year, hoping to instill lifelong healthy habits in their students.
Grenfell Public School’s Ride to School Day was not just a celebration of biking and scootering; it was a reminder of the importance of staying active and making healthy choices. The school community looks forward to more events that inspire students to embrace an active lifestyle and make a positive impact on their health and the environment.
