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@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 7:17 AM

"I cycle to school every day. I feel very free." 🚲

We spoke to pupils at Riverside Primary School in Perth about what they love about cycling, how it makes them feel and the confidence given to them by #BikeabilityScotland training.

@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 9:43 AM

In 2025-26, several council areas reached new heights with #BikeabilityScotland 🚲

• @highland.gov.uk saw the greatest local increase in training delivery
• @anguscouncil.bsky.social, @argyllandbute.bsky.social, @eastayrshire.bsky.social and Falkirk Council achieved their highest delivery rates yet

@keithirving.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 7:41 AM

More children cycling and benefiting from being active, independent, having increased road safety awareness and learning a skill for life. #BikeabilityScotland

@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 7:01 AM

"It made me feel more confident on my bike and more confident on the roads. Everywhere that I go with my bike, I know what to do and where to go." 😊

Read more about the record breaking year for #BikeabilityScotland - the national cycle training programme for schoolchildren: buff.ly/dqv3fcE

A young girl smiles as she rides her bike alongside classmates during a Bikeability Scotland cycle training session.
@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 7:01 AM

NEWS: 2025-26 a record-breaking year for #BikeabilityScotland. 🚲️

• 56,000 pupils participated
• 64% of primary schools delivered on-road Level 2 training (more than ever before)
• Greatest increase in delivery in the Highlands
Read more: buff.ly/dqv3fcE

A girl smiles as she takes part in an on-road Level 2 Bikeability Scotland cycle training session.A girl looks over her shoulder to observe traffic as she takes part in an on-road Level 2 Bikeability Scotland cycle training session with classmates, on a residential road.School pupils concentrate as they cycle on a residential street during a Bikeability Scotland cycle training session.
@keithirving.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 2:26 PM

Tens of thousands of young people get to take part in #BikeabilityScotland every year, across urban, rural and island primary schools in every part of Scotland. A vital part of the road safety education journey thanks to so many volunteers, instructors, schools, councils and delivery partners

@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 1:44 PM

Great to have CabSec for Education, Culture and Gaelic Màiri McAllan join a #BikeabilityScotland session in East Lothian this week: outdoor learning that's building confidence, fostering independence and developing lifelong skills, all while getting out in the fresh air during the school day. 🚲

Cabinet Secretary for Education, Culture and Gaelic Màiri McAllan MSP pictured alongside a group of schoolchildren taking part in a Bikeability Scotland cycle training session.A young girl smiles as she stands with her bike in the playground, during a Bikeability Scotland cycle training session. Other children can be seen cycling in the background.Schoolchildren can be seen signalling and cycling during a Level 2 on-road Bikeability Scotland cycle training session on a quiet residential street, as instructors stand alongside.
@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 7:01 AM

🚲 "When we were doing Bikeability Level 2 we always went on the roads, and it was kind of hard, but also fun because I don't ride on the road often. It was fun to have an experience on the road." - Sophie, P6, on #BikeabilityScotland on-road cycle training

Two young girls ride their bikes on a road in a residential area, as part of a Level 2 Bikeability Scotland cycle training session.
@cyclingscotland.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 11:45 AM

🚲 "It made me feel more confident on my bike and more confident on the roads. Everywhere that I go with my bike, I know what to do and where to go... It definitely boosts my confidence, being able to be trusted to go by myself or with my friend."

- Issy, P7, on #BikeabilityScotland cycle training

A young girl smiles as she rides her bike on a residential street, as part of Bikeability Level 2 cycle training.