Program
Bike Ed Accreditation and Training
Bike Ed Instructor Training is important for running a safe, compliant and successful Bike Ed program in schools. This training is for teachers, school staff, and community members who are helping with the program.
The training is free and easy to access!
The best way to take part is by hosting a training session at your school. Sessions run from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM and need:
- 9:00 – 11:00 AM: A classroom with AV equipment.
- 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM: A suitable outdoor space (about the size of two basketball courts).
- Afternoon: A group ride off-site.
You need at least 5 staff members to host a session. This can include teachers and school support staff from your school or nearby schools. We will provide an Eventbrite link to share with others.
If your school would like to host a session, please complete theBike Ed Instructor Training App to Host
If you can’t host, you can join an existing session. We have several sessions planned each term. Follow our Eventbrite page to see all upcoming sessions. Note: Each session is limited to 10 participants for safety.
If your desired session is full or held at a time that doesn’t work for you, you can join the Bike Ed Instructor Training WAITING LIST. An email update will be sent out with additional training opportunities.
Recommended Resources
Bike Ed Unit 1 Lesson 1 Pre Riding Information
In this lesson, students research an organisation that promotes safe walking or cycling.
Bike Ed Unit 1 Lesson 1 Pre Riding Information
In this lesson, students research an organisation that promotes safe walking or cycling.
Bike Ed Unit 1 Lesson 2 Bike Familiarity
In this lesson, students understand what makes a safe ride.
Bike Ed Unit 1 Lesson 2 Bike Familiarity
In this lesson, students understand what makes a safe ride.
Bike Ed Unit 2 Lesson 1 Getting ready to ride on paths
In this lesson, students learn to understand the benefits of riding a bike, the importance of bike safety and how to achieve it, how to put on a helmet correctly, use the brakes to stop the bike safely and in control by slowly applying pressure on the brakes.
Bike Ed Unit 2 Lesson 1 Getting ready to ride on paths
In this lesson, students learn to understand the benefits of riding a bike, the importance of bike safety and how to achieve it, how to put on a helmet correctly, use the brakes to stop the bike safely and in control by slowly applying pressure on the brakes.
Bike Ed Unit 3 Lesson 1 Setting out bike ed and riding stations (part 1)
In this lesson, students learn be able to understand the road safety context for riding, including the road rules affecting bike riders, how to correctly fit helmets and conduct a bike check, as well as understand their importance &work independently to improve bike riding skills and confidence.
Bike Ed Unit 3 Lesson 1 Setting out bike ed and riding stations (part 1)
In this lesson, students learn be able to understand the road safety context for riding, including the road rules affecting bike riders, how to correctly fit helmets and conduct a bike check, as well as understand their importance &work independently to improve bike riding skills and confidence.
Bike Ed Unit 4 Lesson 1 Setting out Bike Ed and riding stations (part 1)
In this lesson, students learn be able to understand the road safety context for riding, including the road rules affecting bike riders, understand how to correctly fit helmets and conduct a bike check, as well as understand their importance & work independently to improve bike riding skills and confidence.
Bike Ed Unit 4 Lesson 1 Setting out Bike Ed and riding stations (part 1)
In this lesson, students learn be able to understand the road safety context for riding, including the road rules affecting bike riders, understand how to correctly fit helmets and conduct a bike check, as well as understand their importance & work independently to improve bike riding skills and confidence.