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Miles bring smiles from winning pupils
PUPILS at Glenbrook Primary School in Lambeth have won a national challenge to see which children could walk the furthest distance during Walk to School Week.
The competition was organised by Change4Life and ten schools from across the country were chosen by The National Healthy Schools Programme (NHSP) and were provided with pedometers.
30 pupils at Glenbrook School took part in the challenge and altogether walked 210 miles - over half a million steps - winning £500 of new sports equipment for their school.
PUPILS at Glenbrook Primary School in Lambeth have won a national challenge to see which children could walk the furthest distance during Walk to School Week.
The competition was organised by Change4Life and ten schools from across the country were chosen by The National Healthy Schools Programme (NHSP) and were provided with pedometers.
30 pupils at Glenbrook School took part in the challenge and altogether walked 210 miles - over half a million steps - winning £500 of new sports equipment for their school.
Colin puts his best foot forward
OLYMPIC hurdler Colin Jackson was the guest speaker at the Youth Sport Trust's inaugural dance conference, aiming to inspire PE teachers to develop their dance skills.
Colin, star of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, was the main attraction at the event, which was held at Walsall Football Club.
The conference, titled 'Inspiring Dance Practice', featured performances by schools including youth dance group Free Fall, and dance companies including StopGAP.
OLYMPIC hurdler Colin Jackson was the guest speaker at the Youth Sport Trust's inaugural dance conference, aiming to inspire PE teachers to develop their dance skills.
Colin, star of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, was the main attraction at the event, which was held at Walsall Football Club.
The conference, titled 'Inspiring Dance Practice', featured performances by schools including youth dance group Free Fall, and dance companies including StopGAP.
