Cycle Safe Education

Sue Brooks
Currambine Primary School
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Currambine Primary Students were recently given the opportunity to participate in a Cycle Safe Education Program. Mrs Brooks the Physical Education Specialist who is qualified with Aus Cycle as a Cycling Instructor delivered an intensive program where students were taught a range of skills and participated in a number of activities.

The students learnt how to make sure their bikes were safe for riding and they were taught how to fit their helmets correctly. On the bike the students practiced riding one handed, the use of hand signals to communicate, how to scan when riding and also the correct way to safely brake. Students practiced riding close to others and participated in games such as follow the leader and relays.

By undertaking the program the students now feel more comfortable with riding to school and this will result in more students choosing an active travel alternative.


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James (Your Move)

It sounds like Mrs Brooks has delivered a fantastic program of Bike Ed - it is wonderful that you have a trained cycling instructor on staff. You have earned 80 points for running these sessions, plus 10 points for giving us all the details. I'll send you an email shortly regarding sorting the videos out. Don't forget that you have until Monday to earn a bonus 25 points by posting a pledge for 2021. Details here: https://www.yourmove.org.au/your-move-schools-team/ym-awards-photo-pledge-comp-winner/

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