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Wheels on the bike go round and round

ONE day of riding to school wasn’t enough for St Joseph’s Primary School students, extending National Ride to School Day for the whole week. PE teacher Kristy Hayes said there was a big rise in children riding bikes and scooters, walking and even roller blading. “It was wonderful to see families choose an active way […]

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