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|Summary ofthe main<br>achievements<br>ofthe charity<br>during the year||This was the charity's first full year ofoperation<br>after it's registration.<br>The<br>activities ofthe charity continued<br>tobe impacted<br>by the effects ofthe<br>Covid pandemic as it limited some ofour activities which were dependent<br>on face toface interaction<br>with schools and the public, especially<br>in the||
|||first half ofthe year. However, despite this, we continued to promote||
|||alternatives<br>to driving and educating<br>on the benefits ofactive travel to||
|||school with various degrees ofsuccess.||
|||One ofour key achievements<br>during the year was the distribution<br>ofour||
|||'Getting to school guide'. This provided<br>practical solutions for parents on||
|||how to reach school without<br>driving to the school gates, induding<br>detailed||
|||maps for cycling and public transport<br>routes forthe local school area. In||
|||addition to our digital product which we shared via our website<br>in 2020,|in|
|||the current year, we produced a printed<br>booklet which was distributed<br>to||
|||local schools and was received extremely well. Itproduced<br>great interest||
|||by schools and parents<br>both in the local area and outside, and it was||
|||actively promoted<br>by sustainable<br>travel solution<br>digital platforms.||
|||The pandemic also saw an increased focus on Cycling Lanes,<br>Low||
|||Traffic Neighbourhoods<br>(LTNs) and School Streets (streets around||
|||schools with restricted traffic during school drop offand pick up hours of||
|||the day). Green School Runs supported<br>the implementation<br>ofthese<br>in<br>the local area and<br>actively informed<br>on their health benefits, especially|in|
|||the context ofthe school run, via our social media channels.||
|||During the year, we have continued<br>our Park 8 Stride system<br>in||
|||conjunction<br>with a local major shopping<br>centre which provided free||
|||parking spaces for the morning<br>and afternoon school drop off and pick up<br>times for local schools. This enabled parents<br>with no option but to drive,||
|||to park forfree fora iimited period oftime further away from the schools||
|||and then 'stride' with their children<br>to/from school. Thus reducing the||
|||number ofcars at the school gates which would have reduced air||
|||pollution,<br>traffic congestion<br>and enabled<br>kids to walk part ofthe distance||
|||to school and thus also experiencing<br>the health benefits ofactive travel.||
|||We continued<br>to actively engage with key stakeholders<br>(including the||
|||local council and the City of I ondon Corporation)<br>to extend the Park 8||
|||Stride offering also at other locations<br>in the area.||
|||Our website and engagement<br>on social media via Facebook and Twitter||
|||continue tobeakey form for dissemination<br>ofour educational<br>material||
|||and raising awareness<br>ofthe effect ofair pollution from car traffic and car||
|||idling on health and welf-being. 0/e provided<br>information<br>on the benefits||
|||ofactive travel and various means to achieve this, ranging<br>from walking||
|||and cycling, walking buses to park and stride<br>We continued<br>to digitally||
|||share our Getting to school guide which we distributed<br>directly to local||
|||schools and the wider community<br>through<br>our website.||
|||During 2021 we completed<br>the project which we had started<br>in 2020 in||
|||partnership<br>with Plume Labs as part of our effort to educate and raise||
|||awareness ofair pollution. The project provided<br>the opportunity<br>for||
|||schools and students to collaborate and gather air quality data. The||
|||results were aggregated<br>and presented to the participating<br>schools.||
|||In the last quarter of2021, Green School Runs entered<br>into a new air||
|||quality project in partnership<br>with the loca(area Neighbourhood<br>Forum||
|||and volunteers<br>including<br>children<br>from local schools. The project will be||
|||one year in duration<br>and will gather data on nitrogen<br>dioxide levels at10||
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