CYCLE RIGHT 
Have us visit your school to do the Cycle Right course

​CYCLE RIGHT Stage One Consists Of:
      
  • At an off-road location (school yard & class room) trainees take:
    • Theory and Rules of the Road training (classroom).
    • Core bicycle-handling and road-skills training.
    • Starting, stopping, balancing, pedalling and cornering.
    • Turning left and right, including shoulder-checking and signalling.
    • Cycling with other cyclists.
    • Cycling in a simulated road environment. ​​                                                                                           
  • On-road training (when suitable conditions allow):
    • Trainees take part in trainer-led cycles, guided and directed on correct positioning and decision-making on the road.
    • Recognising potential hazards on the road.
    • Where to be on the road, when to look and signal.
    • Road signs, road markings, bike infrastructure – how to use them.
    • Surfaces and weather.
    • Parked cars, and how to safely navigate around them.
    • Junctions and how to approach them.
    • Simple roundabouts and how to approach them.
​Stage One, (which is the introductory level for novice cyclists) training focuses on core outcomes and on an introduction to cycling on quiet roads. Stage one cycling will only be carried out on roads that are deemed suitable with full school permission. 

    School Booking Form

​​Have us visit your school to do
a Cycle Right course

NOW OFFERING CYCLE RIGHT STAGE 1 & 2 FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS 
BOOKING AVAILABLE 
(secondary school students to supply own bikes)

​Carrig National School  - Ballycommon, Nenagh. 2023

When the last day is an assessment of skills followed by a timed obstacle course, all the students get to demonstrate their own personal expertise. Some are so skilled at slow control of the bike, others at hand signaling and shoulder checking, or for many their communication skills are top notch. And everybody loves a limbo :)

There is something for everyone when it comes to cycling. 
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Congratulations to 4th class in Carrig National School, in Nenagh. All passed with flying colours. ​

GAELSCOIL DURLÁS 2023

So much fun in Thurles learning and developing bike skills.

PRESENTATION PRIMARY SCHOOL, 
​CLONMEL.

-TRAINER:- Tina Clarke

Simulated junction, stop/go - road crossings.

PRESENTATION PRIMARY SCHOOL, CARRICK-ON-SUIR

- TRAINER:- Ray Clarke

Our outdoor classroom allows for some visual learning, while outdoors. Recognising that all students learn differently, and our aim is to increase road safety learning so we try to maximise the opportunities.

​KILCASH NATIONAL SCHOOL

TRAINER:- Ray Clarke

This school had a brilliant opportunity to train on the road, and embraced every second of it. Showing a great example of roundabout knowledge and on road courtesy.

SKEHEENARINKY NATIONAL SCHOOL

TRAINER:- Tina Clarke

This hardy bunch had the perfect yard to practice safe cycling on the grass area as well as a yard big enough to simulate several road situations, all at once.
​In this school Ray and some newer cyclists had the opportunity to develop their skills to become proficient cyclists. Thank you Skeheenarinky for inviting us over.