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THE RUN DOWN
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England
1,680+
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Belgium
820+
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Scotland
810+
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Wales
250+
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Netherlands
200+
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Republic of Ireland
145+
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Northern Ireland
105+
Countries with less than 50 schools:
4,200+
Schools now taking part!
Getting Started in your school
We believe that schools all over the world will benefit from implementing The Daily Mile. If you’re a Headteacher, Teacher or PE Lead wishing to start The Daily Mile in your school, searching for implementation guidance or simply wanting more information, you can find out more by clicking the button below.
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Parents & Carers
If you’re a Parent or Carer who is interested in your child’s school taking up The Daily Mile or would like more information on the initiative, you can find out more by clicking the button below.
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10 Steps to Success
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.
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VIEW ALL NEWSWhat they say
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I believe The Daily Mile will have a huge impact on young people's lives, helping children across the UK to be fitter, healthier and happier. I'm delighted to be supporting The Daily Mile, and hope that every child has the opportunity to take part in this fantastic initiative.
Colin Jackson, Olympic 110m hurdles Medallist -
INEOS has been supporting The Daily Mile the last three years. We know how important it is to encourage children to get fit and healthy and look after themselves, not just for today but for the years to come.
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 -
It's such a simple yet effective initiative - within a month the children are much fitter, and feel happier and more confident in themselves. By instilling these healthy habits at a young age, we're helping our children to live full and healthy lives.
Christian Malcolm, world and European 200m Medallist -
Getting children active at a young age is key to setting them up for a healthy lifestyle. The Daily Mile is so simple. There’s no set up, tidy up, or equipment required. Children simply run outside in the fresh air. It’s fully inclusive; every child, whatever their circumstances, age or ability, succeeds at The Daily Mile.
Michaela Breeze, Commonwealth Games Weightlifting Gold Medalist -
Increasing opportunities to be physically active during the school day is key to ensuring our children are healthy and well. We are supporting the Daily Mile in Wales as a simple and innovate approach to help children be more active, more often.
Dr. Frank Atherton, Chief Medical Officer, Medical Director NHS Wales -
Physically active children and young people perform better academically than their inactive peers and those who are most active benefit the most.
Dr Richard Bailey, International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education