There are three levels to Bikeability – do children have to do any/all of them?
No, this is not on the national curriculum and is not compulsory. However, we expect the vast majority of families will to want the take advantage of the training, and the Government is committed to giving young people the skills they need to lead active lives in the future. The priority for government is to help children make the regular trips in their daily lives easily and healthily. Level 2 of the National Standard has been designed around shorter trips made by older primary school children, while level 3 is aimed at secondary pupils and adults who are expanding the range of their activities and will want to travel more widely. The government’s current strategy is to focus its funding on level 2 of the National Standard, which has been designed to enable children to cycle to school on quieter roads.
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