Sustrans aims to raise awareness and engage school communities to keep air quality on the agenda throughout the year, not just on Clean Air Day.
In Wandsworth, we worked with Granard School on creating a Play Street event for the children and their families
It was great to have the support of TV and radio broadcaster, Angellica Bell, at the launch of this year's Big Pedal with pupils from St Richard Reynolds School in Richmond.
Angellica Bell was at Wormholt Primary School in west London for this year's Big Pedal as thousands of children walked, cycled or scooted to school.
We loved seeing children and parents at St Richard Reynolds school, Richmond, enjoying the freedom to play, cycle, walk and scoot on their traffic-free school street for the Big Pedal.
A total of 3.8% of school pupils said they cycled to school in 2018, up from 2.8% in 2010.
The findings form part of the annual 2018 Hands Up Scotland Survey, an official statistic in Scotland.
Organised by Sustrans, the Big Pedal is the largest inter-school cycling, walking and scooting competition of its kind in the UK.
The Active Travel Investment Plan shows the priority routes to help increase walking and cycling in the target area of Douglas and its surroundings
The plan focuses on a 2.5-mile radius of Douglas town centre with around 35% of the island’s population.
Active Schools Officer, Yo Higton, celebrates with pupils from Castle Newham School in Bedford.
Disgyblion Ynystawe gyda Swyddog Ysgol Sustrans, Roger Dutton a Matthew Bunt Eco-Sgolion Cymru.
