60 schools in Hertfordshire received Bikeability certificates in recognition of their achievements ensuring pupils receive Bikeability training. The certificate not only showcases the school's dedication to cycle training, it can also contribute to accreditation schemes such as Modeshift STARS.

Alazar Sahele is a rider with cerebal palsy. His cycling achievements are credited to his and his family’s determination to look for solutions rather than barriers towards cycling. In 2020 he won the Bikeability Trainee of the Year Award.

Despite her medical requirements Aisha showed admirable resilience and inspiring determination during her Bikeability training. In 2020 she was awarded Runner Up - Bikeability Trainee of the Year Award.

Ashwood Park School exudes exceptional qualities in embedding Bikeability throughout the school in both KS1 and KS2 curriculums. They received the Most Proactive Primary School of the Year 2020 Bikeability Award.

At Shinfield St.Mary’s, they have the vision of wanting to enable every child in the school to be able to ride a bike. For their efforts they were awarded Runner Up - Most Proactive Primary School 2020 in the annual Bikeability Awards.

Joe is the runner-up of the 2020 Bikeability Instructor of the Year award. He is passionate about removing barriers to cycling, whether teaching or promoting best practice within the community.

Cycling Instructor Ltd. is the runner up of the 2020 Bikeability Provider of the Year award. Innovative and inclusive practices are at the core of their delivery with an over-arching goal of ensuring that cycle training not only reaches under-served communities, but also equates to long term transport behavioural change.

Cycle Confident is the runner up of the 2020 Bikeability Provider of the Year award. It is passionate about making cycle training inclusive of all participants, working with local authorities and schools to ensure proper SEND support in both mainstream and specialist settings.

Avanti Cycling is the winner of the 2020 Bikeability Provider of the Year award. They are dedicated to supporting children in gaining the maximum “real life” experience of making ‘The Journey’ and enjoying travelling by bicycle.

Anna is the winner of the 2020 Bikeability Instructor of the Year award. She is an exceptional instructor who always demonstrates best practice and creates a learning environment that is fun and enjoyable.

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.

William tells the story, in a short video interview, of how Bikeability training has changed how he gets about now and spends his time......