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Fruity Faces supporting Walk To School Week


Fruity Faces help you raise money for your school while encouraging your pupils eat more fruit. Fruity Faces are supporting Walk To School Week by donating a classroom supply of the inflatable fruit holders for each of 3 winning classes in our wall chart prize draw. Please click here for more information.

Fruity Faces are fun inflatable fruit carriers which clip onto schoolbags, backpacks, sportsbags and lunchboxes and encourage children to eat more fruit. They protect fruit from bruising when being carried to school and for every Fruity Face purchased, your school can receive a cash back reward for your PTA. For more information about how Fruity Faces can raise money for your school, please visit their website.


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