How far round the galaxy have we gone?
Well done, we have reached Earth , that's a massive 1,529,781 steps! Keep it up!
Our next planet is Uranus which is 1,057,489 steps away.
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Schools on the Move is a school-based pedometer promotion for  9-13 year olds, designed to encourage pupils to become more active.

This website offers a variety of interactive features, ideas and support materials, for pupils, teachers and health professionals working with schools, demonstrating how areas of school life can play a positive role in encouraging young people to be more active

If you would like more information on the Schools on the Move project or would like to register your interest for 2009/10, please click here.

Events of interest - November
Fancy trying something different? Check out these events
happening in November.

Taekwondo
British International Open - 1st November
www.tagb.biz

Running
New York Marathon - 2nd November
www.nycmarathon.org

Monthly Promotion
Children in Need

Friday November 14th is Children in Need. This year is the 28th edition of the BBC Children in Need fundraising telethon. Every year this event is held to encourage people to raise funds in order to help develop disadvantaged children.

Every year, schools across the UK get involved doing something different to raise money for Children in Need, it is an opportunity to have fun, do things you wouldn't normally do and generally have lots of fun whilst raising money.

Why don't you and your school get involved this year by taking part in a sponsored activity event, don't forget to wear your pedometers and get those steps up! Click here for more information.

Get Kids Active
Smile
Lets get the nations kids healthy and having fun!
Animated Challenges
Football
Exercise doesn't have to be a chore!
See below for the latest news stories, relating to young people's health and physical activity, making it to the headlines.

27/10/2008
Chinese schoolchildren must run one kilometre a day, government says

17/10/2008
Children who skip breakfast are twice as likely to be obese

16/10/2008
Are you a slouch potato?