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Awards put youngsters on safe path

Mark Story
Hawkes Bay Today·
6 Dec, 2014 11:00 PMQuick Read

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SAFE PASSAGE: Tamatea Primary school road patrollers at Splash Planet, Hastings, yesterday, with the road safety challenge cup, presented by Mark Story (pictured with the children), deputy editor of Hawke's Bay Today. PHOTO/PAUL TAYLOR

SAFE PASSAGE: Tamatea Primary school road patrollers at Splash Planet, Hastings, yesterday, with the road safety challenge cup, presented by Mark Story (pictured with the children), deputy editor of Hawke's Bay Today. PHOTO/PAUL TAYLOR

Napier pupils descended on Hastings' Splash Planet yesterday to celebrate the best road patrollers the Deco City has to offer.

The Hawke's Bay Today Cup this year went to the school patrol from Tamatea Primary School, while the Napier City Council Shield was won by St Patrick's School's traffic wardens.

Hawke's Bay Today deputy editor Mark Story said the awards were well deserved.

"These patrollers protect and educate young pedestrians every day on the school calendar, rain or shine.

"This is a fantastic opportunity to recognise those who provide the service - and in particular congratulate the two schools who took top honours."

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