Cycle to School Week 2022

Cycling to school is such a great thing to do – whether it’s a one-off or a daily routine for you and your family.

Not only is it much more fun than driving or taking the bus, it’s also great for physical and mental health, plus the environment and your pocket.

To encourage more families to start using pedal power to get to school there’s a national Cycle to School Week taking place across the UK from 3 to 7 October 2022.

Last year there were a whopping 33,314 cycle journeys to school – hopefully this year there will be even more!

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Make your pledge for Cycle to School Week 2022

You can choose 1 out of 4 pledges:

  1. Cycle to school every day
  2. Swap one car journey for cycling
  3. Cycle with your family
  4. Discover somewhere new on a cycle ride

The 2022 Cycle to School Week is run by the Bikeability Trust, with help from Sustrans.

Find out more and make your pledge, including entering to win a Frog City 61 Bike.

Learn More

If you’d like to start cycling to school but are a bit nervous about how to do it, then download our FREE “Hassle-Free Guide to Cycling to School” – which will take you through step-by-step how to plan ready for your first morning.

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The temperatures have dropped and the mornings are frosty, but that doesn’t mean family cycling has to go into hibernation. With cosy layers, dependable lights and a bit of forward planning, you can keep riding right through the winter months.

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