Community Event Cycling Without Age – Trishaw Demo A short trishaw demonstration for older adults, with spins around the village and expressions of interest taken for future participation. (13th May 10.00am - 10.30am) Lawrencetown National School will host a range of school‑based cycling events throughout bike week, promoting bike skills, road safety and fun for […]
As part of Bike Week 2026, Presentation College Athenry will run a series of school‑based cycling and active travel events aimed at building confidence, skills and awareness around cycling and road safety. Activities include: A Cycle Bus to School involving students, parents and staff Bike mechanic and maintenance sessions for students and parents Skill‑based cycling […]
Now entering its 5th year, this family favourite event is the lynch pin of our club's Bike Week. Kids on bikes search for clues around the lake at Bonny Glen, a safe offroad environment. Gather all the clues, solve the riddle and exchange your answer card for goodies. Ride anything! Scooters, balance bikes, trikes, stabilisers, […]
Our school will be visiting Glenveagh for an engaging bike safety talk. Senior students will also have the opportunity to take part in a guided cycle into the castle, making for an enjoyable and educational experience.
The aim of this event is to end the academic year with a fun and memorable afternoon on the Greenway. Students bring their bikes to school for the day and we cycle 15km to Moate for a short picnic and then return home. We will access the Greenway from the back gate of the school […]
To encourage children to cycle to school and discuss bike safety. Cycle to school day , Obstacle course, Lunch time cycle , Coloring competition ,Bike labelling & Poster competition
We aim to encourage students to cycle safely to school each day during bike week with a hope that children might continue after bike week as the weather improves and days get brighter. Our school is along a busy road so safety will be our priority and will instruct children to cycle safely with their […]
Event Aim: To encourage pupils and families of Scoil Chroí Naofa to adopt cycling as a healthy, fun, and environmentally friendly way to travel to school, while promoting road safety, confidence, and community participation. Monday – Launch Day · Whole-school assembly · Explain rules: o Cycle if you can o Helmets encouraged · “Count Your […]
To encourage how easy is it to bring and use your bike. Bring the fun back into cycling for our students. Fun relay obstacle courses on our astro pitch. Also we will encourage a cycle to school day and get students to showcase off their bikes and how to mind and maintain their bikes.
To encourage children to cycle to school Throughout National Bike Week, teachers will keep track of how often children cycled to school. The child who cycled to and from school the most over the week gets a prize, and all children in the school will get a fun gift pack of bike related tokens
TY students from St Columba's College will take part in a group cycle in Glenveagh National Park
Students from Ursuline College will take part in a cycling and road safety skills session delivered by Green-Schools Travel in the nearby Finiskilin Park. A healthy snack will be provided following the activity. Closed Event
Kilmacrennan NS will take part in a Bike Week event featuring a fun cycle around the grounds of Glenveagh National Park and castle. This enjoyable outdoor activity will give pupils the chance to explore a unique and scenic setting while developing their cycling skills. The event will promote physical activity, confidence on bikes, and an […]
For Bike Week 2026, Cycling Ireland is partnering with Local Sports Partnerships to bring cycling into schools. We want to encourage kids to learn about cycling, get on their bike, and have fun.
Cycling Ireland is partnering with Local Sports Partnerships to bring cycling into schools. We want to encourage kids to learn about cycling, get on their bike, and have fun. Bike Week in a Box is an easy-to-follow, practical guide for schools and teachers who want to celebrate cycling through fun, engaging in-class and yard activities.
We delivered this programme to teach the children about the road safety through bike skills while cycling to school and the importance of wearing a helmet and checking your bike before cycling.
The senior Room students along with teachers and parents will go on a cycle around the local back roads near the school. We will cycle to a selected destination where we will then have a little picnic before returning to the school. We will then have a little draw where students can win spot prizes […]
Bike Week in Scoil Bhríde BNS, Tullamore
Offaly Sports Partnership is partnering with Cycling Ireland to roll out their Bike Week in a Box toolkit for primary schools.
Our secondary school Royal Canal Greenway cycles take place right throughout bike week. School groups will get the opportunity to cycle along a scenic stretch of the Royal Canal Greenway in Longford. Each cycle will be guided by experienced cycling tutors. Safe cycling practice will be incorporated in to each cycle.
We delivered this programme to teach the children about the road safety through bike skills while cycling to school and the importance of wearing a helmet and checking your bike before cycling.
This event will take place on 12th May, with three separate groups of students each completing a 2-hour cycle covering 20–25km. The groups will include two mixed groups and one Women in Sport group, ensuring an inclusive and supportive environment for all participants. This year, there is a strong focus on increasing overall participation.
The Royal and Prior School will take part in a Bike Week event for Transition Year students, featuring a guided cycle through Glenveagh National Park. This outdoor experience will give students the opportunity to enjoy one of Donegal’s most scenic landscapes while promoting active travel and cycling skills. The event will encourage physical activity, wellbeing, […]
Creeslough NS will deliver a week-long Bike Week initiative promoting cycling for health, fun, and environmental awareness. Throughout the week, pupils will take part in a range of cycling-related activities designed to encourage active travel and build confidence on bikes.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.