The Daily Mile Foundation oversees the global roll-out of The Daily Mile initiative. For more information, please contact The Daily Mile Foundation.
Thanks to National Lottery funding from Sport England, the Foundation are delighted to have a team of Coordinators to support The Daily Mile in English primary schools.
National Coordinator
London Sport
Originally from Devon but now trying life in the big smoke... I try to run everywhere I can! My passion for The Daily Mile comes from the fundamentally simple belief that being active makes you feel better, both physically and mentally, whatever your age! So when better to start then primary school?
Local Coordinator
Active Essex
A Sports Coaching graduate with a passion for physical activity! I enjoy football, whether its going to see West Ham or managing my Sunday side. I’m excited to get going and work with all the Essex Schools!
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Local Coordinator
Active Gloucestershire
In my spare time I enjoy playing hockey and exploring National Trust properties out in the countryside. I speak Spanish too! I want to share my passion for getting children active with our Gloucestershire schools, so that they can encourage one another to start and keep on running The Daily Mile!
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Local Coordinator
GreaterSport
Having just completed a PhD in Physical Activity, using behaviour change methodologies to guide intervention implementation and sustainability in schools, I’m very excited to take on a new role with GreaterSport and The Daily Mile! I aim to use these skills to motivate and encourage greater uptake of schools across Greater Manchester.
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Local Coordinator
Herts Sport Partnership
I’ve been at the Herts Sports Partnership for over a year, and am excited to be promoting The Daily Mile across the county. In my spare time I play netball for a local club and am a regular at parkrun.
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Local Coordinator
Kent Sport
I love running and doing crazy challenges - this year’s challenge is an Adventure Marathon around the Cornish coast! I can’t wait to get our Kent schools running The Daily Mile, creating a fitter future for children across the county!
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Local Coordinator
Living Sport
I worked in Education for 30 years, love sport, and now play golf and swim regularly. It's great to be back working with our local schools, getting children healthier and happier through The Daily Mile initiative!
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Local Coordinator
MSP
I hope to use my passion and experience as a Secondary PE Teacher to encourage children across the Liverpool City Region to be more physically active and participate in The Daily Mile! In my spare time, I really enjoy hiking, swimming, sailing and rugby.
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Local Coordinator
Sport Birmingham
I am a 23 year old from Cornwall, who loves pasties and all forms of physical activity. I believe that every child deserves a healthy and happy future, and that The Daily Mile can change lives. In my spare time I like to volunteer for parkrun and travel the globe.
Local Coordinator
Tyne & Wear Sport
I have a degree in Sport and Exercise development from the University of Sunderland, play a number of sports - including football, cricket, athletics, golf... - and coached several junior sporting teams. I also enjoy physical activity challenges, such as the Great North Swim, parkrun and the 24hr Three Peaks Challenge. I am really looking forward to promoting The Daily Mile!
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Local Coordinator
Wesport
I recently graduated from the University of Bath with a degree in Sport and Social Science, and am a keen waterpolo player. I am passionate about sport and engaging young people in physical activtiy, so am excited to take on this role with The Daily Mile.
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Local Coordinator
Yorkshire Sport Foundation
Sadly, I am not a northerner but studied in Leeds and loved it so much that I moved back up North! I enjoy a range of sports including gymnastics, netball, hockey and competitive cheerleading. I have always been passionate about physical activity especially working with young children, hopefully influencing them to adopt healthy lifelong habits.
