Pupils at a pre-school and nursery have been helped to shine bright during Road Safety Week thanks to the donation of high-vis kit bags.
Norfolk-developers David Wilson Homes have given the reflective bags to young children at Fairview Kindergarten in Horsford to help keep them safe on journeys to school throughout the winter months.
Claire Evans, a staff member, said: “We hope to put the kit bags to good use, to encourage more of our pupils to walk to school and to stay safe, particularly now that the darker mornings and nights are here.”
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Fairview Kindergarten is located nearby the homebuilder’s Kingfisher Meadow development.
Annette Hurst, of David Wilson Homes Eastern Counties, said: “This is a campaign we actively support each year as we endeavour to help local school children in their efforts to commute on foot, and the high-vis kit bags have proven to be both effective and practical.”
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