Children walking in current term
| Week | Kids walking |
|---|---|
| 1 | 5877 |
| 2 | 6326 |
| 3 | 5806 |
| 4 | 5925 |
| 5 | 5551 |
| 6 | 3914 |
Working and learning in the built environment
UK curriculum website: Engaging Places.
October 7 was international Walk to School Day.
Powerpoint resources from US CDC
IWALK Week: October 5-9, 2009
Hear stories about talking and walking in the UK
Sky stories by Apirana Taylor - listen and enjoy from Radio New Zealand
An imaginative way to explore and encourage people to try walking and cycling.
Term 2 champions.
Street art in New York City - councils and schools working together.
The NZ Book Council link to the NZTA picture book competition.
Read about walking in Canadian schools - and FeetFirst.
Sustainability case study.
How we used to get to school.
Free breakfast for parents who walk their children.
Bell Block School are serious about walking.
New web page on Feet First.
Students walk whatever the weather.
Read their June newsletter.
How to encourage parents/caregivers to walk students to school.
Dunedin’s public tell of how they used to travel to school.
Ten lucky schools have won a $500 sports voucher for collecting students’ walking numbers in Term 1. These schools have started some great initiatives to encourage walking.
Year 6 research into sustainability leads to local issues.
Living Streets Aotearoa is asking transport and health professionals to step up to the challenge and enter the new National Walking Awards.
The awards recognise road safety innovations initiated by individuals, organisations and communities.
Check out our new research page.
Principals and teachers step up for Feet First.
Feet First promoted at Walk2Work Day.
Who won the prize draw at the Learning @ School conference?
Creating a link from your school site to ours is easy!
The Feet First team talk to teachers about the project at the Learning @ School conference.
Schools are being encouraged to help students see walking as a normal activity in their lives.
Students on Stewart Island love the walk to school.
A local initiative in Tauranga involves parents and caregivers.
On the 18 March New Zealanders are being encouraged to make the journey to work on foot.