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Students get benefits from walking

Streaky Bay Area School students Darby Brown, Dougy Brown, Daniel Pepito and Eadie Brown taking part in National Walk Safely to School Day last Friday. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
James Jacobi

Streaky Bay students partook in the annual National Walk Safely to School Day last week, with thick fog and crisp […]

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