Resources

Our School Banner resource is a fantastic way to celebrate The Daily Mile across your whole school! As classes complete their Daily Mile, they contribute to building a colourful banner that showcases their collective achievements.

Our Class Banner resource is a fun and engaging way to motivate pupils and celebrate their Daily Mile achievements! As children complete their Daily Mile, they reach milestones that contribute to building a vibrant class banner, creating a sense of teamwork and accomplishment.

What is The Daily Mile? This resource provides a clear breakdown of what The Daily Mile is and what it is not, clearing up any misconceptions there may be. It ensures you can implement The Daily Mile easily and effectively.

Our Daily Mile UK flyer is designed to provide a clear and engaging introduction to The Daily Mile, outlining what it is and why it matters. It highlights the simplicity of the initiative—encouraging children to run, jog, or walk for 15 minutes each day—and showcases the key benefits, including imp…

Science has long proven the importance of being physically active in helping our bodies and minds stay healthy. The resource below summarises the positive impact physical activity has on children’s health, wellbeing and learning – and how The Daily Mile can help children access these benefits every…

The TCS Mini London Marathon in schools invites schools to enter their children and young people to run, jog, walk, or wheel 2 miles in their school setting. Use the school toolkit and start planning once you are registered through the flyer below.

Place2Be and The Daily Mile have shared some tips on how to get children moving for their mental health.

See how many boxes you can tick off by completing the Daily Mile challenges on the Bingo sheet. Then download a certificate for your children to keep. Good Luck!

Circle what you see after completing your Daily Mile! How many items can you spot? Good luck!

Check out these fun and creative ways to keep your staff and children engaged with The Daily Mile. Teachers have shared some top tips to keep it fresh whilst embedding the core principles.

There’s a challenge that’s just right for everyone, whether you want to take part as a whole school, a year group, a class or even set a challenge for individual children to complete. Just follow these simple steps to start a challenge in your school: 1. Click on the links below and choose yo…

Each time your class reaches one of the destinations around the world, add the country’s sticker to your class passport, and away you go, off to the next destination on the map. Classes are free to start anywhere on the map. The choice is yours!