HORSHAM — Hallowell Elementary School students “walked this way” every 10 minutes to experience six different educational stations on “Walk This Way Day.” Students learned safety measures, fitness routines, and healthy lifestyle tips from community organizations.
“Walk This Way Day is a fun event where students connect with the Hatboro-Horsham community and learn to make positive choices,” Principal Steve Glaze said.
Representatives from the Horsham Township Water and Sewer Authority speak to students about how their work keeps the community safe. (Photo courtesy of Hatboro-Horsham School District) Students from Kindergarten through 9th grade at the police station meet dogs during Hallowell Elementary School’s Walk This Way Day. (Photo courtesy of Hatboro-Horsham School District)
Held on October 1st, students took turns passing through the following stations spread across the school’s campus.
Fitness and Activities: Community members from local health clubs and organizations guided the children through cardio and drill sergeant activities.
Montgomery County Health Department: The Montgomery County Health Department taught students best practices for pedestrian and bicycle safety.
U.S. Air Force: The U.S. Air Force brought in vehicles and equipment to show the students.
Horsham Township Highway Department and Horsham Township Sewerage Department: Township officials briefed students on efforts to keep the community safe.
Horsham Township Police Department: The police department visited with a K-9 dog and a patrol vehicle.
Hydration and Nutrition: Students enjoyed a healthy snack of water and apple slices.
First published: October 24, 2024 at 12:52 p.m.
