Bikeability is a national cycle training programme for children aged 5-16. It is designed to help children develop the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to ride safely on the roads.
Bikeability contains three modules:
Bikeability Level 1: This module is designed for children aged 5-8 and teaches them the basics of cycling, such as how to balance, steer and brake.
Bikeability Level 2: This module is designed for children aged 9-11 and builds on the skills learned in Bikeability 1, teaching children how to ride in traffic and how to deal with hazards
Bikeability Level 3: This module is designed for children aged 11 and above and teaches children how to ride in more challenging situations, such as on busy roads and in built-up areas.
The Bikeability programme is funded by the Department for Transport and is delivered by us on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council as an accredited Bikeability provider.
For further information please download the Bikeability Cycle Training Guidance for Schools Guidance-for-Schools-2025-2026 If you have any questions about the Bikeability programme or government funding, please do not hesitate to contact us: cyclesafety@viaem.co.uk .
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