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  2. 02 Oct 2006 21:09 Tom Crispin said:


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    Good stuff!

    Article OCRed into an easier-to-read pdf:
    <http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~tmf/Primary_School_cycling.pdf>

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    Tim Forcer [email hidden]
    The University of Southampton, UK

    The University is not responsible for my opinions

  3. Tom Crispin said:

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    I had this email from the journal's editor today.

    ==========

    Thanks for your email - glad you like the journal, and that your
    children do too! We are getting more feedback than usual from this
    particular edition of the journal - all very positive - including an
    email from David Bellamy saying 'best yet' !

    "I particularly like the photo of the children on the ferry as it is
    an example of how schools can widen their children's environmental
    experience outside the classroom - and, in this particular instance,
    give the children the skills (cycling) that will stay with them
    through life, and encourage them to explore their environment, and,
    hopefully, develop an interest and pride in their outdoor
    surroundings. And they are obviously enjoying themselves too - a
    super advert for 'excellence and enjoyment' ! Your cover photo also
    helps to identify the contents of the rest of the journal, giving a
    feel of London through the river Thames."

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