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Get involved

There are lots of ways you can get involved in the campaign:

• Trial WoW for free for a term! Email us
• Hold an event during national Walk to School Week or Month
• Run WoW - speak to your local council to see if they have any resources or funding available
Run an assembly on Walk to School (we’ve already done one for you!)
• Tell parents what you’re up to, email us for free parents leaflets or see our letter templates
Sign up to our e-newsletter online for regular updates
• Hold a big launch event and invite parents and local media. See our guide here.
• Use our free classroom resources to spread the word
• Have a Walk to School board in your school reception showing what you’ve been doing...like this!


Walk to School noticeboard




Walk to School noticeboard

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• Let us know what you’re up to! Email us at: walktoschool@livingstreets.org.uk

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