These feet were made for walking

By Anne Vize
Community contribution / June 8, 2016

Good fitting shoes and quality socks are two simple, but vital considerations when taking students on school camps.

Walking in the bush is an integral part of many outdoor recreation experiences, but for some students it can be ...

This story appeared in the 2016 edition of Schools Excursion Guide.

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By Anne Vize

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Anne Vize is the author of the best selling book The A to Z of Specialist and Inclusive Education (2nd edition) and Partnerships with Families of Children with Additional Needs, published by Essential Resources. https://www.essentialresources.com.au/Store/Author/Detail/ANNVIZ You can check out more about Anne's writing at https://www.annevizewriting.com/

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