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Walk to School Month winners announced!

Walk to School Month 2009 saw a record number of people entering our prize draws in the hopes of winning either a Qube canopy for their school or Joules wellies for their families and the winners can finally be revealed!

With the entries now safely gathered in, we are pleased to announce that the winners were:

Qube canopy:
Moorpark Primary School, Ayrshire

Wellies:
Angela Hutton, South Bucks
Hazel Body, High Peak
Lindsey Dean-Johnston,Wakefield

Winners have all been informed by email – congratulations to all and thank you to everyone who took part!

The results of the parents' survey gave a real insight into the ‘Walk to School’ highs and lows of parents across the UK, and will be summarized in this news section soon.

Published Monday 21 December 2009

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