Pupils’ playtimes get a boost with carnival committee’s scooter delivery
Pals Aimee, Lila and Rosetta take Sheringham Primary School's new scooters for a spin around the playground Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Playtimes have been given an added boost for youngsters at Sheringham Primary School, who have just taken delivery of 20 scooters complete with helmets and knee pads.
Jay Jay, Daisy and Corbyn take Sheringham Primary School's new scooters for a spin around the playground Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
After PE teacher Matt Groves spoke to toy shop owner and Sheringham carnival committee vice chairman Paul Starling, he agreed to provide the scooters at a 50 per cent discount, with the carnival committee donating the remaining £1,000.
Head teacher Rachael Carter said the scooters would be used during PE lessons and as part of a wider project to enhance children's lunch times and play times.
Year 2 pupils Ruby and Layla try out Sheringham Primary School's new scooters.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
'We have tried to make lunch times more like a family meal times and give children more opportunities for play,' Mrs Carter added.
'Having the scooters means a huge amount, it is great to forge links with local organisations and, because the children all enjoy the carnival, it is lovely for them to see where some of the proceeds go.'
Head teacher Rachael Carter and PE teacher Matt Groves get Year 3 pupil Jay Jay set to try out the new scootersPhoto: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
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Jay Jay, Daisy and Corbyn take Sheringham Primary School's new scooters for a spin around the playground Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
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From left: Sheringham Primary PE teacher Matt Groves, head teacher Rachael Carter and carnival chairman Stuart McClean wtih Sheringham Primary pupils and the new scooters donated by Starlings toy shop and the town carnival.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
