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Less road danger.
More childhood.

We're Solve the School Run. Everyday parents who want our children to be able to get to school safely.  We don’t mind whether they’re walking, scooting, cycling or skateboarding, we just want the journey to be simple, safe and stress-free.

 

But right now, the danger on the streets around our schools make that feel impossible.

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We are a parent-led charity on a mission to change that. We bring communities together to reshape their journeys to school—introducing safer crossings,  child-friendly school streets, cargo bikes and vibrant community spaces.

 

Because childhood should be about friends, fun, and freedom. Not traffic, danger, and stress.

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Why are oversized SUVs a lethal threat to our kids

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School Mobilisers Hub: All the resources you need to get your school community behind a safer school run.

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Campaigning Hub: Getting political commitment for safer, child-friendly streets.

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London Borough Groups Hub: Let's build safer, healthier streets together

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London Data Hub: exploring capital trends and local school insights.

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StartUp Guide: How to get your school community mobilised behind safer, child-friendly streets.

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How to run your Streets for Kids event

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Campaigning Guide: How to get the political commitment to change your school run

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Hackney families - Help us build, safer, healthier streets for kids

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Lambeth families - Help us build safer, healthier streets for kids

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London primary school travel dashboard

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Latest news

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Turning political pledges into Streets for Kids.

Children sit on a colourful route to school with the words "Streets for Kids"
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Want to save £4k during the fuel crisis? Get a cargo bike like TV's Dr Chris

Dr Chris Van Tulleken rides a cargo bike with two children inside
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Mum shares story of her 12 year old daughter’s hit and run as research shows entire primary school injured every year during school run

Children and parents on cargo bikes and standing up hold placards saying "our walk to school isn't safe"
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Private schools driving a 47% increase in toxic air pollution and extensive bus delays

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