80 miles, five to six days recommended to complete Hessle, near Hull, to Filey Brigg, North Yorkshire Connects with the Cleveland Way if you want to "double up".
268 miles, 16-19 days recommended to complete Edale, Derbyshire to Kirk Yetholm, Scottish Borders Fifty years old last year, this is the oldest national trail and a real beauty.
186 miles, 12 days recommended to complete St Dogmaels to Amroth Almost all this trail is inside Britain's only coastal national park – the Pembrokeshire Coast.
153 miles, 12 days recommended to complete Farnham, Surrey, to Dover One of the less strenuous trails, this one largely follows the route of the ancient Pilgrims' Way, from Winchester to Canterbury.
184 miles, 14 days recommended to complete Cricklade, Wiltshire, to Thames Barrier, Greenwich The only national trail that follows a river all the way – and the easiest to access by public transport.
93 miles, seven days recommended to complete Knettishall, Suffolk, to Cromer, Norfolk The Latin pedester (on foot) gives the first part of this trail its name – it follows a Roman road.
135 miles, nine days recommended to complete Knighton to Welshpool, both in Powys Takes in the tiny town of Machynlleth, seat of the Welsh parliament when Owain Glyndwr rebelled against the English in the 15th century.
84 miles, seven days recommended to complete Wallsend, Tyne & Wear, to Bowness-on-Solway, Cumbria Popular with foreign visitors, this coast-to-coast path follows the route of Britain's most famous Roman monument – and also ventures into Newcastle and Carlisle.
Kindergarten principals were also recommended to complete the QKT program.
(6) Voucher Scheme (2007) required: All new principals to have a B.Ed. degree in 2009, All serving KG teachers should have completed CE by 2012, All serving KG principals must complete the principalship certificate course by 2012 and are highly recommended to complete B.Ed. by 2012 (not mandatory).
