At the start of 2020 we caught up with managers from Telford and Wrekin Council which is both a Bikeability provider and a grant recipient. We were able to gain a little more insight into the daily running of a provider - the highs and the lows, and the hard work that goes into providing Bikeability on a local level. They provided some very valuable answers to our questions.
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Edward, the headteacher at Woodside School tells us what they have been doing to encourage pupils to cycle more regularly, and so kickstart a skill for life.
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William tells the story, in a short video interview, of how Bikeability training has changed how he gets about now and spends his time......
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Read about the successful delivery of Bikeability Trust; Learn to Ride training in the summer of 2019 in Wokingham
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One parents experience of a Level 2 training course, and the increased confidence and ability that it brought to her son.
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Bikeability Instructors are a wealth of experience and wisdom, see what Sarah has to say about getting children started and encouraging them to cycle more.
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In July 2019, Emily completed her Level 3 Bikeability at a school in Poole. The brilliant Bikeability team of Karen and Rob had worked at the school for over a year, delivering Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 training. Emily went from non-rider to rider!
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My son week taken part in your Bikeability scheme at his school, he has never shown an interest in riding a bike, and up until 6 weeks ago didn’t own a bike.
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My son is on the autistic spectrum, has hyper mobility, a weak core and high anxiety. This combined, has prevented him from trying to ride without his stabilisers.
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In the spring of 2019, Solihull MBC completed a training programme with Northern House School.
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Bikeability Balance, Bikeability Learn to Ride and Bikeability Parents are currently delivered free to trainees using DfT funding applied for by the Arena School Sports Partnership (SSP).
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Schools are generally happy to spend their Sport Premium funding on Bikeability, I think they are glad to be able to use their budget. We just mention it right from the start.
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