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Road Safety Week 2019 event gallery

Road Safety Week 2019 winners from Stoke Hill Junior School in Exeter

Here are a selection of images from some of the schools that took part in Road Safety Week 2019.

Winkleigh Primary School, Exeter
Stoke Hill Junior School, Exeter
Hillcrest Primary School, Bristol
St Paul and St Timothys Catholic Primary school, Birkenhead

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