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Walk to school campaign : ウィキペディア英語版
Walk to school campaign

The Walk to School Campaign is a British campaign promoting the benefits of walking to school. It is a founder member of the IWALK (International Walk to School) organisation.
The campaign is run by the charity Living streets and receives funding from the Department for Transport and Department for Health
== Activities ==
The Walk to School campaign coordinates National Walk to School week, at the end of May, and International Walk to School Month (October) in the UK. Each year, around 2 million primary school pupils take part. Local events are organised by school travel advisors and road safety departments, while the campaign organises the national publicity and stunts.
The campaign also developed, in conjunction with Transport for London, the WoW scheme which rewards children who walk to school regularly with a collectable enamel badge. WoW originally stood for "Walk on Wednesdays", but it developed into "Walk once a Week", and then "WoW".
In 2006, the campaign unveiled a new look, featuring the mascot "Strider" - a bright orange foot.

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