The Living Streets Walk to School campaign helps over 1.6 million children walk to school. We run schemes in primary and secondary schools, and offer a range of helpful classroom resources in our online shop. Find out more about how you can get involved and support the campaign.

Win shoes for your class!

start-rite logo.jpgLiving Streets is delighted to announce our brand new Walk to School Week competition, for primary school children, sponsored by Start-rite Shoes.

The challenge is for a class to collectively design their own ‘Walk to School’ banner. Everyone in the winning class will win a pair of Start-rite shoes and a visit from our lovable Strider mascot!

Find out more on our Start-rite Competition page.

Free Your Feet Secondary School Pack

Our new Free Your Feet pack contains everything you need to run a week long walking challenge in secondary schools. Includes 1000 postcards, presentation DVD, banner, £50 high street shopping voucher, and 30 posters.

Buy your pack.

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Find out more about Free Your Feet and our other work with secondary schools.

 

Walk to School Week 2012

FREE lesson and assembly resources are now available to download on our Walk to School Week page! Walk to School Week 2012 will take place between 21-25 May, and we anticipate this year to be our biggest yet. The event is part of national charity Living Streets' Great British Walking Challenge, taking place throughout May - when thousands of people will be walking to school, work, or around their neighbourhoods.

  Walk to School Week poster

Start and Eurostar partnership

Living Streets, Start and Eurostar have joined forces in a bid to get children walking to school.

Start, the Prince of Wales’s initiative to encourage everyone to live more sustainably and Eurostar, whose Tread Lightly programme opens the way to sustainable travel across Europe, are supporting Living Streets to help get more children walking in London. Thanks to their support, more than 20 schools across the capital will be able to take part in the Living Streets Walk to School campaign.