BoRA Student had clearly voted with their feet this term as they were awarded a Special Commendation in the Medway Golden Boot Challenge. School Mentors recorded how many members of their Mentor Group had walked to school each day during October, and this data was collected and compared with other schools. Of the 28 Schools and Academies in Medway that took part, BoRA was given a Special Commendation, with 83.1% of East Campus pupils walking to school. Well done to all our walkers!
27-12-2011
BoRA Students get their Boots on!
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