Caistor Lions put a '˜halt' to home time queue

School Bus Supervisor at Caistor Primary, Rachel Jacklin was very pleased to receive a new Bus Stop sign from Caistor Lions.

The sign will save around 30 children having to queue in the confined space of the school’s entrance foyer at home time; instead, the children will now be able to form up behind the sign in the playground.

Caistor  Lions President Ron Lyus, left, with Bus Supervisor Rachel Jacklin, Lions Youth Officer Martyn Kemp and pupils Michael Conlin, Aimee-Louise Conlin, Jessica Bufform and Lewis Johnson. EMN-160419-145223001placeholder image
Caistor Lions President Ron Lyus, left, with Bus Supervisor Rachel Jacklin, Lions Youth Officer Martyn Kemp and pupils Michael Conlin, Aimee-Louise Conlin, Jessica Bufform and Lewis Johnson. EMN-160419-145223001

The Lions had previously presented Hi-Viz jackets to the school to enhance staff and pupil safety when off the school premises.

“The club is always pleased to support school safety-related initiatives,” said Lions president Ron Lyus.

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