5,241,018
Children signed up to take part!
98 countries
- Position Country Schools
- #1 England 8583
- #2 USA 4732
- #3 Scotland 1370
- #4 Ireland 1334
- #5 Belgium 1289
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Netherlands
750 Schools -
France
674 Schools -
Northern Ireland
671 Schools -
Wales
639 Schools -
Germany
203 Schools -
Portugal
193 Schools -
Spain
139 Schools -
United Arab Emirates
128 Schools -
Austria
99 Schools -
Canada
46 Schools -
Malta
38 Schools -
Australia
36 Schools -
Italy
31 Schools -
New Zealand
21 Schools -
Lithuania
19 Schools -
Guernsey
16 Schools -
Poland
15 Schools -
South Africa
10 Schools -
India
9 Schools -
Isle of Man
7 Schools -
Kenya
6 Schools -
China
5 Schools -
Greece
5 Schools -
Malaysia
5 Schools -
Norway
5 Schools -
Saudi Arabia
5 Schools -
Sweden
5 Schools -
Jersey
5 Schools -
Denmark
4 Schools -
Egypt
4 Schools -
Guam
4 Schools -
Iceland
4 Schools -
Jamaica
4 Schools -
Switzerland
4 Schools -
Thailand
4 Schools -
Chile
3 Schools -
Croatia
3 Schools -
Czech Republic
3 Schools -
Hungary
3 Schools -
Indonesia
3 Schools -
Northern Mariana Islands
3 Schools -
Qatar
3 Schools -
Slovenia
3 Schools -
Taiwan (China)
3 Schools -
The Bahamas
3 Schools -
Angola
2 Schools -
Argentina
2 Schools -
Brazil
2 Schools -
Cyprus
2 Schools -
Finland
2 Schools -
Honduras
2 Schools -
Kuwait
2 Schools -
Luxembourg
2 Schools -
Mexico
2 Schools -
Pakistan
2 Schools -
Puerto Rico
2 Schools -
Romania
2 Schools -
Turkey
2 Schools -
Uganda
2 Schools -
Azerbaijan
1 School -
Bangladesh
1 School -
Bermuda
1 School -
Bulgaria
1 School -
Cape Verde
1 School -
Colombia
1 School -
Costa Rica
1 School -
Dominican Republic
1 School -
Falkland Islands
1 School -
Hong Kong
1 School -
Iran
1 School -
Israel
1 School -
Latvia
1 School -
Macau
1 School -
Mauritius
1 School -
Moldova
1 School -
Mongolia
1 School -
Morocco
1 School -
Mozambique
1 School -
Nepal
1 School -
Nigeria
1 School -
Palestine
1 School -
Peru
1 School -
Philippines
1 School -
Reunion Island
1 School -
Rwanda
1 School -
Sao Tome and Principe
1 School -
Singapore
1 School -
Timor-Leste
1 School -
Togo
1 School -
Trinidad and Tobago
1 School -
U.S. Virgin Islands
1 School -
Ukraine
1 School -
Vietnam
1 School
21,213
Schools and nurseries now taking part!
Our Ambassador, Eliud Kipchoge
Eliud Kipchoge is the world’s fastest marathon runner! The Kenyan champion holds the world record for running the 26.2 mile Marathon in Berlin, in just 2:01:39!
We’re excited that Eliud is working with The Daily Mile to get even more schools and nurseries signed up around the world. Like Eliud, The Daily Mile Foundation believes “No Human Is Limited” and wants to ensure every child has the opportunity to run every day, and enjoy being active outside.
In October, Eliud became the first ever person to run an under 2-hour marathon with a superhuman time of 1:59:40!
Read MoreWhat is The Daily Mile?
The Daily Mile is simple and free and gets children out of the classroom for fifteen minutes every day to run or jog, at their own pace, with their classmates, making them fitter, healthier, and more able to concentrate in the classroom.
Read MoreCore Principles
The Daily Mile is easy to implement and fun to do. All children enjoy it and participate happily. Read founder Elaine’s top ten essentials for successfully implementing The Daily Mile in any school setting.
Read MoreIn the News
VIEW ALL NEWSWhat they say
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We know that the positive experiences we have at a young age shape habits for life - which is why it's so key to help young children enjoy getting active daily. Running is the simplest, most natural exercise you can do, it's fun and social, and it helps to teach the basics of a healthy lifestyle. As childhoods become more sedentary than ever, we're proud that the GO Run for Fun and The Daily Mile initiatives have helped over 4 million children get up and running since 2012 - and are inspiring their families, too.
Jim Ratcliffe, Founder and Chairman of INEOS -
The Daily Mile has already proved a great success for the schools that are taking part with a hugely positive impact on children’s health and wellbeing. ITV wants to use the power of TV and the reach of our programming to change attitudes and behaviours towards living more healthily. We are aiming to get the whole country engaged with this initiative and every UK primary school taking part.
Carolyn McCall, Chief Executive of ITV