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For SchoolsEnglish schools have a carbon footprint already tipping 9.4 million tonnes CO2. This means schools are a great place to start reducing carbon footprint and the school run plays a big part in this.It’s a good thing then, that there are loads of benefits to enjoy from joining the Walk to School campaign. See Why you should take part or download our free lesson plans or other free resources. See how to get involved here. Got any questions? See if we have answered them here.  |
Friday 3 September 2010
You are not currently logged in. Log In? LATEST NEWSChildren 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. Published: Wednesday 11 August 2010 in GENERAL NEWS 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. Published: Tuesday 10 August 2010 in GENERAL NEWS Lollipop patrol hit by cutbacks With local authority cutbacks, lollipop ladies (and men) are being cut, particularly across South Tyneside... Published: Friday 6 August 2010 in GENERAL NEWS 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. Published: Monday 26 July 2010 in GENERAL NEWS 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. Published: Friday 23 July 2010 in GENERAL NEWS |
