posted by Cptn
Youngsters have been using their creative footprint to stamp down their carbon footprint – clever that, ehh?
Three footprint designs – winning a measly £10 book voucher (what can you buy for £10?) have been chosen out of the 1,000 of entries from primary school children, who were asked to create an individual footprint design based on the month of their birthday.
The competition was way back in May as part of National Walk to School Week.
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