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My daughter is at a Lewisham school and there is a BIKE IT scheme which all years of the school get to do. Its done on a termly basis and takes place during one of their weekly PE lessons.


This is a link to Bike It

http://www.sustrans.org.uk/what-we-do/bike-it/bike-it-and-my-child

Yes there is a Southwark scheme run by www.cyclinginstructor.com. They offer free bike lessons for adults and kids (either through schools or in school holidays). Infact they were promoting some courses over easter on EDF that ran in Dulwich Park.

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