Active Journeys - EYFS/Early Years activities, Displays and ideas

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  • Free sample resource

  • Resources to encourage ‘Active Journeys’ (walking, cycling or scooting)

  • ‘Road Safety’ whilst out on ‘Active Journeys’

  • What do you notice whilst you are on your ‘Active journey’?

    • Checklists/Tally Charts

    • Relevant Topics

  • Related special dates - World Bicycle Day, Bike Week (Scroll down to find out more)

  • Related Topics - Exercise, Health and Safety

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Resources to encourage ‘Active Journeys’…

(walking, cycling or scooting)

 

Road Safety’ whilst on ‘Active Journeys’…

 

What do you notice whilst you are on your ‘Active Journey’?

  • Checklists and Tally Charts…

What do you notice whilst you are on your ‘Active Journey’?

  • Relevant topics…

 

Related Special Dates

World Bicycle Day

World Bicycle Day is celebrated annually on 3rd June. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2018, this day recognises the bicycle as a simple, affordable, clean, and environmentally sustainable means of transportation. It highlights the role of cycling in promoting health, reducing carbon emissions, and fostering sustainable development.

Significance of World Bicycle Day

The UN emphasises that bicycles contribute to cleaner air, less congestion, and make education, health care, and other social services more accessible to the most vulnerable populations. Cycling also promotes tolerance, mutual understanding, and a culture of peace.

Celebrations in the UK

In the UK, World Bicycle Day is observed through various activities:​

  • Community Rides: Local cycling groups and organisations often organise group rides to promote cycling and community engagement.​

  • Educational Events: Schools and community centres may host workshops and events to educate people about the benefits of cycling and road safety.​

  • Advocacy Campaigns: Cycling advocacy groups use the day to campaign for better cycling infrastructure and policies.​

Upcoming Related Events

Following World Bicycle Day, Bike Week 2025 will take place from 9th–15th June. Organised by Cycling UK, Bike Week is the UK's biggest celebration of cycling, encouraging people of all ages to experience the benefits of cycling. ​Cycling UK

 

Related Topics - Exercise, Health and Safety

 

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