![Eastern Daily Press: Grace Garrihy, ten, (on the ground right) looking at the line up of shoes, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY]( "Eastern Daily Press: Grace Garrihy, ten, (on the ground right) looking at the line up of shoes, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY")
Grace Garrihy, ten, (on the ground right) looking at the line up of shoes, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)
Their shoes will be sent across the sea to children in Africa who cannot afford shoes to walk to school in.
Browick Road Primary and Nursery School in Wymondham took part in the Toe to Toe initiative by charity Sal's Shoes on Tuesday, July 24.
The school has raised more than £200 to send the shoes over seas through a Wear Your Favourite Shoes to School Day.
They are hoping a courier company will offer their services to transport the shoes to the Sal's Shoes Collection point in Slough.
![Eastern Daily Press: Barefooted Jacob, Flossie and Zac, all aged seven, at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY]( "Eastern Daily Press: Barefooted Jacob, Flossie and Zac, all aged seven, at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY")
Barefooted Jacob, Flossie and Zac, all aged seven, at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)
Pauline McMullan, headteacher, said: 'I am proud that the children in our school are thinking of others less fortunate and donating their shoes today.'
Isaac Johnny, aged six, said: 'Nearly all my friends are leaving their shoes today - I hope we collect 30 pairs from my class.'
![Eastern Daily Press: Children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. From left the seven-year-olds are, Cole, Jacob, Maggie, Flossie and Zac. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY]( "Eastern Daily Press: Children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. From left the seven-year-olds are, Cole, Jacob, Maggie, Flossie and Zac. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY")
Children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. From left the seven-year-olds are, Cole, Jacob, Maggie, Flossie and Zac. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)
![Eastern Daily Press: Barefooted children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY]( "Eastern Daily Press: Barefooted children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY")
Barefooted children at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)
![Eastern Daily Press: Grace Garrihy, ten, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY]( "Eastern Daily Press: Grace Garrihy, ten, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY")
Grace Garrihy, ten, with her barefooted fellow pupils at Browick Primary School at Wymondham as they donate their shoes to children in Africa on the last day of term. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)
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