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Strider

Hi Everyone. I am Strider, the National Walk to School Campaign mascot. These pages are especially for you - with lots of fun facts to laugh at, as well as your stories, poems and pictures.

I'd love to see more of your stories and artwork - you can email me your pictures, jokes and stories, or send it in the post. For my contact details, click here.
Keep walking!

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LATEST NEWS

Join us to get children walking again!
Figures from the Office for National Statistics have revealed that, for the first time, the percentage of children walking to school has fallen below 50%.
Published: Tuesday 16 February 2010 in GENERAL NEWS

Vacancies - Join the Walk to School team
Passionate about walking to school? Join our team.
Published: Friday 29 January 2010 in GENERAL NEWS

WoW scheme wows Minister for Public Health Gillian Merron
26 January saw all 450 of the pupils at George Spicer Primary School in Enfield wrap up warm and unite in flying the flag for walking to school.
Published: Tuesday 26 January 2010 in GENERAL NEWS

Living Streets Active Travel Conference
Living Streets, the charity behind the Walk to School campaign, are putting on a conference on 23rd February which is a must for anyone involved in delivering the Active Travel Strategy.
Published: Tuesday 12 January 2010 in GENERAL NEWS

Living Streets Manifesto Launched
Living Streets, the national charity behind the Walk to School campaign, have launched our manifesto setting our all our main policy calls, with a big focus on walking to school.
Published: Wednesday 6 January 2010 in GENERAL NEWS