Cutouts were made of the pupil's feet and stuck on a roll of paper long enough to reach back to the shoe shop. (Image: Archant)
Staff from SoleLution popped into Portishead Primary School before children broke up for their Easter holiday, as part of a shoe-fitting marathon.
The children, as well as getting their feet measured, were able to make cutouts of their feet.
The footprints were then stuck on a piece of paper as the schoolchildren got creative with their work and saw how far it would stretch.
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