Norfolk

Outspoken Training has been working in partnership with Norfolk County Council since 2023

We now work with over 100 schools in the County, helping to support young people to start and continue cycling as much as possible

Schools Bikeability

We deliver Bikeability Levels 1, 2 and 3 in Norfolk schools. These courses are 100% funded by Active Travel England and free for children to attend.

If you’re a school, please use the form below to book and find out next steps. If you’re a parent or carer and your school has already booked, please have a look at the Information for Parents.

For more information about the Bikeability scheme and details of the different levels, please follow the link below.

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Information for parents

Bikeability

Individual Cycle Training & School holiday courses

We occasionally run courses for adults and children on a one-to-one basis helping them to discover the joys of cycling more.

Do get in touch if we don’t have anything listed and we’ll see if we can arrange something. If you’ve missed out on cycle training at your school, we may also be able to run a holiday course.

Available courses

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Can’t find a suitable course?

No worries! Please get in touch and let us know what you need, where and when and we’ll try to make it happen.

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What our schools are saying

“It’s always a pleasure to have you in school. We’re very lucky to be able to give the children this opportunity.”

Old Catton Junior School

“The children really enjoyed the training. They were very excited and found the level of challenge really enjoyable.”

Hilgay Riverside Academy

Meet Rob – one of our Norfolk instructors

After 36 years in the railway industry, maintaining signals and running stations, Rob Archer faced a choice: stay until retirement in a high-stress environment or find a new path that fueled his passion.

Today, Rob is one of our most beloved cycle instructors. His journey hasn’t just been a career change; it’s been a story of incredible resilience. After surviving a serious heart attack in 2020, Rob fought his way back onto the saddle and into the classroom. In 2021 he was awarded the ‘Triumph over Adversity’ Bikeability award.