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Roscommon Herald — International star returns to former primary school - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — International star returns to former primary school

Students and teachers at a County Roscommon National School received a pleasant surprise earlier this week when one of the school’s most famous past pupils paid…

PICTURES: Easter Ross kids back on track after Covid-19 setbacks as festival of running at Inver Beach sees participation from Edderton, Gledfield, Craighill, Knockbreck, Tarbat Old and Hilton of Cadboll primaries - Vimarsana News

PICTURES: Easter Ross kids back on track after Covid-19 setbacks as festival of running at Inver Beach sees participation from Edderton, Gledfield, Craighill, Knockbreck, Tarbat Old and Hilton of Cadboll primaries

A festival of running staged at a beach in Easter Ross was worth the wait and paves the way for the return of cross country competition.

First Active Flag raised at Offaly school - Vimarsana News

First Active Flag raised at Offaly school

Scoil Shinchill, Killeigh was recently awarded its first Active Flag. The Active Flag is a Department of Education and Skills initiative that recognises schools...

Suffolk children are less active than average post pandemic | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk children are less active than average post pandemic | East Anglian Daily Times

New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk children are less active than average post pandemic - Vimarsana News

Suffolk children are less active than average post pandemic

New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.