During February 2024 our global community of world walkers clocked up another 720,000 miles earning the planting on another 72 trees through our #WalkMorePlantMore initiative with our friends at our neighbouring charity in Greenock, . Since we lauched our partnership last month 160 trees have been planted. In addition, this month the amazing women at the charity's Abagore Farming Cooperative have planted 500 eucalyptus trees and are preparing a special nursery bed for fruit trees to provide food and income for their families. These include mango, papaya and avocado. These will also be distribu ..read more

The teachers and students at l, founded in Rwamagana in eastern Rwanda in the heart of Africa, by Scottish Charity, Aid for Education, are committed to start planting trees from the charity's women’s tree project as a result of our partnership with this inspiring charity. The school has land, which had trees but they were cut down before the school was built .  Many people in Rwanda still use wood or charcoal for cooking which contributes to one of the environmental challenges facing the country. The headteacher told the students that it is important that they plant trees again at the sch ..read more

This forest will be planted with trees from our Walk More - Plant More initiative. Imagine - World Walking's own little forest! tree-planting initiative in partnership with fellow Scottish charity, Aid for Education. This initiative will support 9 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. is a volunteer-led charity based in Greenock, Scotland, (near to where World Walking is based) which raises funds in the UK to support its partner, Children Might Foundation, a registered Rwandan charity based in th ..read more

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NASUWT Annual Conference 2023 Walking Challenge That’s you all ready to go. You can start adding your steps now. on the top menu bar. On the next screen you will see that the NASUWT group walk is available for you to join. Click on the walk and then click the button to find the NASUWT walking group which has been created specifically for our conference. To find it enter ..read more

was co-founded in 2010 by a teacher named Sarah Kakooza and her husband, Douglas. The main strand of their charity work is helping to ensure the children of Rwanda have access to education so they can achieve their potential and have hope for the future. Given Sarah's teaching background and their charity's focus on education, we were thinking how wonderful it would be if, through our annual conference, teachers from across the UK could help raise some money towards the cost of building these two classrooms to help change the lives of some of Rwanda's poorest children.  ..read more

NASUWT Annual Conference 2023 Walking Challenge Spaces will be limited so please sign-up early to avoid disappointment. , a volunteer-led Scottish charity based in Inverclyde just 20 miles west of the SEC Glasgow, to run our very own conference walking event with a ‘teaching’ twist.  ..read more

How to Register to Take Part in the NASUWT Annual Conference 2023 Challenge To find out all about our challenge, scroll down or use the links below to take you to the section you are looking for ..read more