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Starting out healthy
3:25pm Friday 4th January 2002
PUPILS at schools supporting the Bexley Healthy Schools project got the chance to celebrate recently.
Schoolchildren in the borough put on special events, which included presentations devoted to health education and citizenship. Those schools involved included: Chatsworth Infants, in Sidcup, Jubilee Primary School, in Thamesmead, Woodside School, in Belvedere and Bexleyheath's Townley Grammar School for Girls.
Special acknowledgment was given to Northend Primary School, in Slade Green.
The presentations and cake afterwards was enjoyed by all, including special guests, Bexley councillors, Colin Tandy and Teresa O'Neill.
GOOD TIMES: Michael Golding, 15, from Woodside School, and six-year-old Amy King from Chatsworth Infants open the celebrations by cutting the cake
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