Tuesday, 27 July 2021, 3:30 pm
Primary school teachers recently jumped on bikes to
upskill and advocate for safe active travel among students
and the wider community, through a partnership with Greater
Wellington, the Bike On New Zealand Charitable Trust, Waka
Kotahi, and local and regional councils.
Around 40
schools and communities in the Wellington region have
implemented their own Bikes in Schools
project.
Greater Wellington Bikes in Schools
Facilitator and Pedal Ready Cycle Skills Instructor, Sean
Linton says, the teacher training workshop encouraged
teachers to put themselves in the student’s shoes and play
games to learn different skills.
“We’re using a
Press Release – Greater Wellington Regional Council Primary school teachers recently jumped on bikes to upskill and advocate for safe active travel among students and the wider community, through a partnership with Greater Wellington, the Bike On New Zealand Charitable Trust, Waka Kotahi, and local …
Primary school teachers recently jumped on bikes to upskill and advocate for safe active travel among students and the wider community, through a partnership with Greater Wellington, the Bike On New Zealand Charitable Trust, Waka Kotahi, and local and regional councils.
Around 40 schools and communities in the Wellington region have implemented their own Bikes in Schools project.