Cork Safer Cycling Programme
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The Cork Safer Cycling Programme has been developed to help school children and adults of all ages and abilities to learn how to cycle in a safe and appropriate manner for our roads. All participants in the Safer Cycling Programme will learn how to cycle and to control the bike in most situations.
The programme has been developed for Cork by the Cork Sports Partnership, the HSE South Health Promotion Department and Cork City and County Councils. The overall aim of the programme is to promote safe cycling and increase the number of people cycling throughout Cork.
Since the programmes inception in 2011 over 1,000 people have completed the training across over 30 primary and secondary schools throughout Cork City and County.
Cork Safer Cycling Programme details:
Click here for Safer Cycling training course content
Click here for different strands of the Cork Safer Cycling Programme
Click here for criteria for inclusion in the programme (Subject to spaces and availability)
Places are still available for the 2011/12 school year. If your school would like to participate in the Cork Safer Cycling Programme, please contact Maurice in the Sports Partnership on 021 466 50 82.

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