Emmanuel Christian Community School principal Pedro Cruz said there were many great reasons to take part in the annual event, now in its 15th year.
‘By promoting this activity, the students will be encouraged to exercise daily, develop healthy habits and physical fitness,’ he said.
‘This works together with an awareness of road and traffic safety and helps the students to be confident of choosing safe routes to and from the school.’
The Girrawheen primary students will also have an opportunity to spend time with family members, parents, grandparents and the school community during a healthy breakfast when they arrive at school.
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