Cycle Training

Bikeability in the Royal Borough

New for 2009 - Bikeability is here

This year the Borough will be delivering Bikeability cycle training. Bikeability is the all new cycle training scheme for the 21st Century.

At RBWM we recognise that cycling is healthy and fun, but it is necessary to learn how to do it safely.

That is why this year 500 youngsters will have the chance to work towards a Bikeability award as part of this new, national scheme that is being rolled out across England.

For more information on the national Bikeability scheme you can access www.bikeability.org.uk . Please note by following this link you will be taken to an external website.

How will Bikeability be delivered?

Bikeability sessions will be delivered by instructors whom have achieved the National Standards for Cycle Training Qualification.

All training places will be offered through Borough Schools, mainly during school time hours. Children wishing to take part must have full consent from their parents/guardians.

So far, schools in both Windsor and Maidenhead have been given the opportunity to register an interest in taking part.

We are now booking sessions for the Autumn Term..

How can I get involved?

In the first instance check with your school to see if they have registered an interest in taking part. If your school is so far not participating, ask them to make contact with the Road Safety Team to check current availability of places. They can contact us directly on 01628 79 6577.

We currently do not have any school holiday schemes planned.





Cycle training is an excellent way to promote safer cycling. For more information on this, please see our School Travel Plans web page.

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