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Pupils striving to be green travel heroes and brilliant bookworms will be in with the chance to meet the star of CBeebies’ Mister Maker.
That is the top prize of a competition being staged for schools signed up to schemes run by the KM Charity Team including Active Wow, Green Footsteps, and Buster’s Book Club.
Schools will encourage pupils to make an extra effort to walk to school and meet or exceed their home reading targets on the competition date of Wednesday, October 4.
The best or most improved classes for green travel and reading will be in the running to win a family ticket for the CBeebies Mister Maker and the Shapes Live tour in October. The prize includes a meet and greet with the star of the show Phil Gallagher.
Simon Dolby of the KM Charity Team said: “Phil is a huge hit with the children so it gives us great pleasure to offer this fantastic prize. I am sure all participating classes will try their hardest to be the ones to claim the top spot.”
Schools can sign up to Active Wow by contacting Sarah Clyne at sclyne@thekmgroup.co.uk or visiting www.kmwalktoschool.co.uk. Join Buster’s Book Club at www.bustersbookclub.co.uk or by contacting Charlotte Hayes at chayes@thekmgroup.co.uk
The KM Charity Team’s green travel and literacy work is supported by Golding Vision (part of Golding Homes), Bel UK, Orbit, Kent Libraries, Specsavers, Kent Reliance, Eurostar, Gallagher Aggregates, Three R’s Teacher Recruitment, Volker Highways, Kent County Council, Medway Council, London Borough of Bexley, Leeds Castle, Cornwallis East Kent Freemasons’ Charity, Whitefriars, Maidstone Borough Council, Ashford Borough Council, Swale Borough Council and Canterbury City Council.