Watch out guys, scooters coming through. Four-year-old Flynn (above) and two-year-old Ramsey (below) are avid scooter fans, and will be learning about injury prevention and skate-park etiquette at a Scooter Safety Clinic next week.
The clinic – at the Taylors Hill Neighbourhood House, 121 Calder Park Drive, from 10am-noon on Thursday, October 29 – is part of Melton council’s Children’s Week and Community Safety Month activities.
More details: 9747 5424.
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