Way2Go Bike Ed

Way2Go Bike Ed is a key delivery component of the Way2Go Program. It is a State Government-funded program managed by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport.

Each year, Way2Go Bike Ed is delivered to:

  • 50–60 metropolitan and regional schools across the state
  • approximately 3000–4000 students.

Way2Go Bike Ed provides bicycle education for primary school students from years 4 to 6. It aims to help students:

  • learn basic bike handling skills
  • develop traffic awareness to safely negotiate off- and on-road environments
  • get to know the road rules
  • build on their capacity to make safe and responsible decisions as a bike rider.

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Watch the video to learn about Way2Go Bike Ed from students, teachers and instructors.


Practical bicycle education for primary school students from years 4 to 6.


Students develop confidence and practical skills to safely ride on the road, footpath and off-road.


Student-owned bikes are checked for safety before riding.


Students learn about bike safety, bike control, road safety and road rules.


Students develop responsible bike-riding attitudes, behaviours and decision-making skills.