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Solution
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Target
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Undertaken
By
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Timescale
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School Travel Plan for 2005-06 in place
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Outline of Plan published to staff, parents and
governors.
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School Travel Plan Coordinator
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Jan 2005
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Interim survey to identify seasonal variation
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To compare results between Nov and July and then
produce an average result for a clearer annual picture.
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STP Coordinator
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June 2006
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To decide the most useful and appropriate way of
spending the budget allocation from the DfES. (Linked to other targets)
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To spend the £5920 on approved item/s
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Head
STP Coordinator
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July 2006
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To do a parental questionnaire/ survey.
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To enable parents to give feedback about the effectiveness
of events/ schemes and encourage parents to raise issues that they are
concerned about.
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STP Coordinator
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Dec 2005
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To do a staff travel survey
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To collect data on staff travel arrangements
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School Council
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March 2006
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Display about alternative methods of traveling to
school at Spring Term Parents Evening
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To raise awareness of sustainable transport options
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Kathryn Parr, STP Advisor
STP Coord
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March 2006
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Walk/ Cycle to school incentives scheme similar to the
Healthy eating scheme with a professionally printed stamp card, with a set
number of stamps resulting in a free swimming session reward.
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Increase the number of children walking to school to
40%, to increase the number of children cycling to school to 10% and to
reduce the number traveling by car to 50% by 2008.
Interim walking targets
2005 – 30%
2006 – 33%
2007 – 36%
2008 – 40%
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STP Coordinator
All Staff
All pupils
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July 2006 for costing
Jan 2007 for scheme set up
July 2008 to achieve 40% walking target
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Set up a Walking Bus from the Turnberry
Road estate either with
volunteers or, if funding is available, with an employed ‘conductor’
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Increase the number of children walking to school to
40%, and to reduce the number traveling by car to 50%
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STP Coordinator
Head
Parents
Governors
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April 2006
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Walk to School Campaign
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Whole School to
be involved in the King George Vth Park Walk Event
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Whole School
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June 2006 and annually
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Leaflets to parents produced by pupils about walking together
in groups, healthier lifestyles, car sharing and cycle groups
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Increase the number of children walking to school to
40%, to increase the number of children cycling to school to 10% and to
reduce the number traveling by car to 50%
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All Staff
All Year 5/6 pupils
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During Healthy Schools Week - week beg. 6/3/06
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To investigate an idea suggested by school council of
having a celebrity that will endorse a ‘Live like me’ campaign in our
school and act as a role model for the children.
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To raise awareness of the Travel Plan Targets amongst
pupils, parents and staff.
To encourage pupils to have a healthier lifestyle.
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School Council
STP Coordinator
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Summer 2006
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To review the PHSE Policy/ Road Safety Policy.
Review the Long Term Plan to ensure that Health/
fitness/ road safety is covered throughout the 2 year cycle
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Reduce the number of pupils who feel that they do not
do enough exercise to 25%
To improve levels of fitness to -
1% unfit
40% OK
59% very fit
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SMT
SMT
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Spring Term 2006
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To publish an outline of the Travel Plan on the School
Website
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Outline of Plan published to staff, parents and
governors.
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ICT Coordinator
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Feb 2006
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Voluntary exclusion zone being actively encouraged.
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To increase the number of children doing Park and
Stride to 30%
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Head
STP Coordinator
All Staff
All pupils
Parents
Governors
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July 2006
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Voluntary Drop Zone being actively encouraged for Year
6 pupils.
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· To reduce
the number of cars parking in Bakewell Close.
· To
increase the number of children doing Park and Stride to 30%
· To
prepare children for walking to secondary school.
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STP Coordinator
Year 5/6 Staff
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Colour Newsletter printed and distributed to all
children and local residents
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To raise awareness of the Travel Plan Targets amongst
pupils, parents, staff and local residents.
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Road Safety Team
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May 2006
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School Council involved in regular discussion about the
School Travel Plan and promoting healthier lifestyles
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To involve pupils in the decision making process
within the school and to enable children to give feedback about the
effectiveness of events
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Head
Deputy Head
BeCo
School Council
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From Sept 2005 and ongoing throughout the year at
monthly meetings
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Termly School
Travel Plan Newsletter printed and distributed to all children and parents
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To communicate with parents/carers about all events and
activities undertaken that involve promotion of the Travel Plan targets and
promoting a healthier lifestyle
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STP Coordinator
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Once a term
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Cycle Training
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To continue and expand cycle training
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Deputy Head
1 member of staff to cycle with pupils (PE
Coordinator)
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Summer Term 2006 and annually
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Cycle to School Campaigns, Events and incentive
schemes – ongoing over a 2 year period
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Increase the number of pupils traveling to school by
bike to 10%
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STP Coordinator
All staff
All pupils
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July 2006
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To approach the Road Safety Officer about the
possibility of bollards being installed on the fight hand side of the
Buxton Road/ Bakewell Close junction (issue highlighted through parent
questionnaire)
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To improve visibility at this junction and therefore
reduce the number of perceived near misses.
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STP Coordinator
Kathryn Parr, STP Advisor
Richard Clarke - RSO
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April 2006
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To approach RSO about the feasibility of providing a Toucan
Crossing at the Stafford Road/ Turnberry Road junction or other alternative
suitable location
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To increase the number of children cycling to school
to 10%
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STP Coordinator
Kathryn Parr, STP Advisor
Richard Clarke - RSO
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Start in Healthy Schools Week 6/3/06
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