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Questions and comments from teachers


""What about pupils with Severe and Profound Multiple Disabilities, who live too far away from school and come to school by local authority buses? How can they join in?""
"How do I use the classroom packs?"
"What about if a pupil cycles or scooters to school?"
"What if it's too far to walk to school?"
"I've run out of stickers. Where can I get more?"
"What happens if we can’t join in this particular Walk to School week?"

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