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Taking Cycling Proficiency/Bikeability in Private Schools

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childmaintenanceserviceinquiry · 18/09/2016 00:00

Hi, if your child is at or was at a private school can you please advise if your school arranged for your child to take the cycling proficiency test/ Bikeability course. Usually taken from Yr 4 - Yr 6. TIA

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funfunapple · 18/09/2016 16:17

Yes, our prep does with year 6 just before eastee.

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HereIAm20 · 18/09/2016 19:01

ours didn't when my son was that age group but apparently does now1 Mainly because there was a parent who stood up to do it.

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FlyingFortress · 19/09/2016 09:13

Our local authority arranges for Bikeability courses to be run in the school holidays.

Neither of mine did it at prep school (though both did it with the LA). But other yeargroups at the prep did do it - sometimes it just seemed to be difficult to find a suitable week for it.

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Traalaa · 21/09/2016 08:57

LA's subsidise it, but that doesn't extend to private schools. So you're far more likely to get it in a state school than private unless they're prepared to pay for an instructor, etc to run it.

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Leeds2 · 21/09/2016 12:04

The private school where I volunteer run it for Year 6's, towards the end of the year. I think, but not sure, that they do it in May half term. I dont know who pays for it.

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schbittery · 21/09/2016 14:05

No I had to pay 60 quid for a private instructor to do it : < - they had fun though and he was very nice.

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