Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Sebert Wood Primary School held their half-termly ‘Fit Friday’ activities on March 23, which saw around 250 pupils bring their bikes to school to take part in a series of challenges.
The day culminated in an endurance event on the school field and wooded area where pupils rode around a circuit.
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Other challenges included ‘slowest cycle’ and team relays, with children from Year 1 to Year 6 all taking part.
Jon Brooks, head of PE and sport at the school, said: “My thanks go to Mrs Steven for organising a wonderful event, and of course Helen Ballam and Jane Banns for giving up their time to provide such an exciting and varied set of cycling activities for the children.”
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
Pupils and staff at Sebert Wood Primary School in Bury St Edmunds taking part in theirn Fit Friday cycling challenge. PICTURE : Andy Abbott (Image: Archant)
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