I am a secondary school teacher and I would like to help raise the profile of cycling at my school, and to get more children on their bikes especially for the journey to school.
I am a secondary school teacher and I would like to help raise the profile of cycling at my school, and to get more children on their bikes especially for the journey to school.
Is there not a national body like Cycling England or Cycling Scotland for Wales? Try writing to your Welsh assembly member, or try googling with a literal translation into Welsh of 'getting about on a wheeled contraption propelled with feet on pedals'
I wrote a 'what is Scotland doing like Bikeability?' letter to my MSP (well, not mine because she is useless but the one next door who I met a wee while ago and is much higher profile) and she promised to bring to to the relevant Scottish Executive minister and get me a reply.
I do hold out some hope. One of the relevant bots (Tavish Scott IIRC) was pictured riding an Ordinary at the opening of a new Sustrans route recently.
The Bikeability award is only available in England at the moment. There are schemes and instructors who will deliver training to National Standard in Scotland and Wales. Please see the National Cycle Training Helpline web site www.ctc.org.uk/cycletraining, or email/call [email hidden] or 0870 607 0415 for more information.