Droylsden school pupils create duck trail

Tuesday, 6 April 2021 11:56

Pupils at a Droylsden primary school have been busy creating a special duck trail for youngsters in the area to enjoy during the Easter holidays.

Greenside Primary School children have put together the trail around Sunnybank Vale, which is right next to the school on Greenside Lane.

Each class has designed the ducks and children taking part can use a map to find all 18 of them - which can be downloaded from the school's website.

The school said: "We really hope you enjoy looking for our ducks and make sure you tweet a picture of you taking part to @GreensideSport or email us at PE@greenside.tameside.sch.uk."

There has been lots of positive feedback on social media from families who have taken part over the Easter weekend.

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