Instructions from the government are very clear – they are allowing us to take exercise outdoors, as long as we can keep a safe distance from others. We all need to try to be physically active and the Active Schools team in Dundee believe that The Daily Mile at Home can help almost everyone to do this. We believe that it will be useful for children, parents and carers in helping them to look after their physical and mental health.
We already have Daily Mile guidance for schools, and now we’ve adapted it so you can use it at home and enjoy the same benefits. These come from 15 minutes or more of walking, running or jogging in the fresh air – doing it at whatever pace suits you best and wearing what you’ll feel most comfortable in. We’d love to see you doing The Daily Mile, so be sure to post on social media using #DailyMileAtHome and tag us with @DundeeActiveSch
To keep your family active and motivated, we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners at The Daily Mile to create weekly challenges for The #DailyMileAtHome - to view all our Family Fun Challenges, please see below.
Here some ideas to add fun into your Daily Mile at Home, including a memory game and taking on the silly challenge of wearing clothes that are too big for you.
We would like to introduce all families across Dundee to The #DailyMileAtHome. It’s an easy and fun way to keep fit and maintain good health and wellbeing for you and your children.
To keep your family active and motivated, The Daily Mile foundation are working with their fantastic partners at London Marathon Events to create weekly challenges for The #DailyMileAtHome! Every week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, there’ll be a new challenge for you.
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Here is some helpful advice to get you started with the
#DailyMileAtHome
If you are new to the Daily MiIe or you feel you need to train in order to achieve a mile run, here is a planner that will help you all (as a family) get there.
This week's Daily Mile at Home is focusing on Children's Mental Health Week which is taking place on 1-7 February 2021. This year's theme is 'Express Yourself'.
Our mental health is very important as it affects how we feel. Are you happy today? Are you feeling a little bit tired? However you are feeling, different things can help to boost our mental health and make us feel a little bit better – like The Daily Mile!
While out on your Daily Mile from home, why not take on one of these challenges.
If you are ready for The Daily Mile, why not take part in this New Year Bingo challenge and see if you can achieve a 'Full House' as a family?