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Bikeability

Bikeability Information for Schools - Guidelines have been updated to include the latest government guidance to ensure pupil and instructor safety during Covid19. Training will restart in September provided by Cyclist Training Ltd.

Enquiries for Bikeability bookings by schools should be directed to Cyclist Training Ltd. For general cycling and training enquiries please contact
into@staffordshire.gov.uk

Tools for schools – everything you need to know, and additional resources to encourage cycling to school, is here on the bikeability website, by the experts!

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