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Rethink your energy consumption


Energyrethinking is all about finding ways to use energy better. They've written an article all about walking to school in time for September's back to school rush- the perfect time to start new habits.

Are you starting WoW in September?



We've put together a step by step guide to running WoW to make sure it's a big success in your school! These are top tips from schools and teachers across the country...

Funding crisis cuts School Travel Advisors


Living Streets is alarmed to hear that local authorities are considering cutting school travel advisor posts in Spring 2011, when central funding ends as part of the government’s cost-saving activities
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Although it seems a long way away, Walk to School Month (October) will be with us before you know it, so make sure you're ready to use the new school year to get children excited about walking.

A whole new range of Walk to School resources are now available - view and order them here!







A free, easy way to get children walking to school!


Introducing our brand new Walk to School films - designed to help you promote walking, and also give you more information about how the Walk to School campaign can help you.

The series of films includes a free assembly film which is ideal for getting children excited about walking - click here to have a look!

WoW resources for Autumn 2010/11 now on sale


New resources around the 'My walk to school' theme are now on sale for next year. See them and order here...deadline for order is July 1st.

Living Streets and Parentline Plus look at the real issues of childhood obesity


A report issued for Walk to School Week examined how real threats, such as those children face as the result of inactivity, risk being ignored due to perceived threats about child safety. Click here to read our full news story.

WoW Badge Winners 2010!!!


The moment you've all been waiting for...click HERE to see the final 11 designs from this year's WoW badge competition...


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LATEST NEWS

Children who walk to school 'are less stressed in exams'
Tony Armstrong, Chief Executive of Living Streets, told Mail Online: 'This new research is more ammunition for what we have been saying all along- walking really does work.

First Walk to School for young boy
A 12-year-old boy born with a short right leg plans to walk into school for the first time after surgeons "grew" his limb by 31cm.

Lollipop patrol hit by cutbacks
With local authority cutbacks, lollipop ladies (and men) are being cut, particularly across South Tyneside...

CHARITY URGES PARENTS TO BE MORE PROACTIVE WITH CHILDREN'S HEALTH
Living Streets, the national charity behind the Walk to School campaign is urging parents to be more proactive in the face of the new "plus size" clothing range for toddlers and young children launched by retailers such as Marks and Spencer.

Funding crisis cuts STAs
As the charity behind the national walk to school campaign, Living Streets is alarmed to hear that local authorities are considering cutting school travel advisor posts in Spring 2011, when central funding ends as part of the government’s cost-saving activities.