Walk to School Week 2027
SAVE THE DATE: 17-21 MAY
We're thrilled to announce the date for next year's Walk to School Week! Next year, our five-day walking challenge will take place between 17 and 21 May 2027, and we can't wait for you to take part.
Register now so you can be the first to hear about our early bird discount to get your Walk to School Week 2027 classroom packs at a discounted rate once they're released. Our reduced price will only be available for a limited time, so don't delay!
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Your class will work together to walk, wheel, cycle, scoot or Park and Stride as many days as possible throughout the week. Pupils will be tracking their progress each day on the fun and interactive classroom wallchart.
Individual activity diaries, daily stickers and end of week pupil rewards will complement this activity, reinforcing the benefits and keeping children engaged.
Classroom packs contain resources for up to 30 pupils and are available in KS1/P1-3 and KS2/P4-7 variants, featuring differing, age appropriate curriculum-aligned activities.
INSIDE EACH PACK YOU WILL FIND:
- Teacher guidance
- One double-sided classroom wallchart / pledge poster
- Daily stickers for pupils and the wallchart
- 30 pupil activity diaries
- 30 end of week pupil rewards
DID YOU KNOW, YOU CAN USE YOUR PE AND SPORT PREMIUM FUNDING TO COVER THE COST OF YOUR WALK TO SCHOOL WEEK PACKS?
Can't wait until May 2027 to join the fun?
You can still buy last year's packs for Mission Move for your classroom. All packs are undated, so you can join in on the fun of Walk to School Week at any time of year. Each KS1 and KS2 pack is only £13.50 and includes fun, curriculum-linked activities that encourage pupils to walk and wheel to school.
EVERYONE CAN JOIN IN!
As a walking charity we want to remove barriers to active travel. We support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities to enjoy walking, including travel by wheelchair or mobility scooter. Encouraging parents to park even a little way from the school reduces congestion and air pollution at the school gates and improves road safety. Pupils can walk or wheel the last few minutes into school and still earn their reward. However, we understand that walking/wheeling to school, even part of the way, might not be an option for all. In these cases, we encourage pupils to become Walk to School Week ambassadors and assist the teacher in running the challenge to earn their own reward.
