Children walking in current term
| Week | Kids walking |
|---|---|
| 1 | 5877 |
| 2 | 6326 |
| 3 | 5806 |
| 4 | 5925 |
| 5 | 5551 |
| 6 | 3914 |
Onehunga Primary walks, writes, illustrates
TC cat howls his way to town
A local initiative in Tauranga involves parents and caregivers.
Kei konei te tamaiti toa o te wiki mo te hikoi.
Ka rawe ki kite i nga tamariki e kaha ana ki te hikoi tahi.
Ka mau te wehi.
House leaders encourage active transport.
Come rain, hail or shine - Papamoa School students walk!
Walking is fun, you could even run!
Senior Feet First Student Arsha from Gate Pa School recently interviewed MP Simon Bridges.
Gate Pa School win sports equipment.
In Greerton Village in Tauranga, a Mainstreet Manager looks after our community.
Read about the three main goals for Otanga
They almost always get at least 90% if not 100%.!
We were lucky enough to be one of the 10 schools to win $500 sports equipment in Term 2.
Omanu Travel Smart Ambassadors and Enviro group decided to have a fun day
4 winning signs by Room 15 above the Maungatapu subway tunnels.
Papamoa School celebrated safe walking, cycling, scootering, skateboarding and bussing to school
Students and parents at Beckenham School have a passion for active transport.
Waimairi School Walks or Wheels to celebrate June 5 - United Nations World Environment Day.
Leeston Consolidated School launched its first walking school bus.
Parkland School joined the iMove programme. It's a fun and simple programme that encourages children to get to school actively more often.
Morton Way Public School – 25 or Less!
Bike Wise Month is being held in February 2010 and we hope your school will join in the fun!
Students get environmental.
Lions safety gift designed to save young.
Students on Stewart Island love the walk to school.
In December 2008, eleven Walking School Buses from across the city entered the HCC Walking School Bus Photo Competition.
Deanwell School encourages safe walking and cycling.
Rowing and Walking to School
Students at Wellington's Cardinal McKeefy school enjoy walking with the Feet First programme.
Greater Wellington’s School Travel Plan Coordinator, Rebecca Jamieson is running a short story competition to encourage schools to sign up to Feet First and get walking.
Greenacres School in Tawa Wellington have a Walk to School Party.
A 3 day symposium looking at the impact of traffic and transport with Year 8 students in Karori
Wellington schools invited to plan active journeys to school