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The official Walk for Water sponsorship form.

All you need to know about how to approach your MP.

Here's an example of a letter you might want to send to the landlord of property you plan to use during your walk.

With so many people walking together it's a good idea to let the police know about your plans in advance. Here's an example of a letter you might want to send to your local police.

Fancy getting your walk in the news? Why not send a press release to your local news paper, radio or TV station?

Before you head off be sure to think through the risks. Here's an example that might help!

You've got the questions, here are the answers.

The Global Cafe sketch, for use in conjunction with the Turn on the Tap Church Guide.

This plan covers material for two lessons exploring the importance of water and its daily uses in the UK.

Lesson plan three looks at the global distribution of water and the challenges faced by people living in African villages where water is scarce.

Lesson plan four explores what it would be like to fetch daily water supplies from a pump 1km away and live for a day with just 11 litres of water.

Lesson plan five explores why we should help people who don't have enough water.

Lesson plan six focuses on practical things that your class can do to help people with little or no clean water.

Lesson plans one & two use water to look at our rights and responsibilities.

Lesson plan three looks at how people in other countries live differently to people in the UK.

Lesson plan four looks at how people live in parts of Africa and how people's opportunities, rights and lives are affected by governments.

Lesson plan five looks at clean water as  a valuable commodity that we take for granted and considers what we can do as individuals and communities to help less fortunate people.