How to be more cycle friendly

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If no, then answer these questions: 

How do you travel to school? 

What other options have you considered or are available to you? 

What would make cycling a more attractive option for you? 

What puts your off cycling to school? 

What do you think are the benefits of cycling to school for you? Qualifier questions: 

How long in distance is your trip to school? 

What year group are you in? 

What is your home postcode?

It will be important to include parents in this process and to discuss the benefits of cycling with them and listen to their thoughts and concerns. Without parents on board encouraging more cycling could be difficult. This is a chance to invite parents into school life and make it a wider family, and therefore, community decision and activity.

It might be worth conducting a separate survey with parents to establish the issues that are most important to them. These in turn can be built into any plans that you set up to encourage more cycling at your school.

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