Source: Local Berkshire
Date: 23-Oct-2016
OLYMPIC HOCKEY Gold medallist Hannah Macleod helped to open a new purpose-built running track at Priory School in Slough.
Priory School has invested in the track to promote its healthy lifestyle initiatives for the students.
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Source: Nottingham Post
Date: 22-Oct-2016
A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE school is striding forward with the help of Paralymipian to get children, running and skipping more.
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Source: Glasgow Evening Times
Date: 22-Oct-2016
WHAT happens to a child when they start running or walking a mile every day?
It hardly requires asserting that their fitness levels are likely to improve, dramatically, but the other, more subtle, changes are perhaps a bit less obvious.
In a few weeks, the universities of Stirling and Edinburgh will publish the findings of a study looking closely at the impact of a daily mile on pupils at one Scottish primary.
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Source: Wigan Evening Post
Date: 22-Oct-2016
Creating a healthy future for generations to come has already started thanks to The Daily Mile coming to Wigan.
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Source: Glasgow Evening News
Date: 21-Oct-2016
WHAT happens to a child when they start jogging or walking for a mile every day ?
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Source: Evening Star (Ipswich)
Date: 21-Oct-2016
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Source: Royal Borough Observer (Slough)
Date: 21-Oct-2016
OLYMPIC HOCKEY Gold medallist Hannah Macleod helped to open a new purpose-built running track at Priory School in Slough, writes Krishan Davis.
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Source: Nottingham Post
Date: 21-Oct-2016
A Nottinghamshire school is striding forward with the help of a Paralymipian to get children walking, running and skipping more.
Gotham Primary School unveiled its new £14,000 purposed built all-weather Daily Mile path which encourages pupils to walk a mile a day.
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Source: Glasgow Evening Times
Date: 20-Oct-2016
Calls are being made for more primaries in Glasgow to adopt a sports initiative that has “transformed” the health of youngsters in a Scottish school.
Sports leaders and public health officials in Glasgow would like to see more pressure exerted on primary schools to introduce the Daily Mile, where youngsters walk or run a mile every day.
The 15-minute initiative was pioneered at St Ninians Primary in Stirling in March 2012 and despite rising obesity rates across the UK, the school says no pupils are overweight and have described the effects as “transformative.”
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Source: Ipswich Star
Date: 14-Oct-2016
Parents and readers online have voiced their support for the Ipswich Star’s campaign to get every primary school pupil in the town walking or running a mile a day
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