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Cycle to School Week 2025 starts next week! 

Cycle to School Week is almost here, running from 13–17 October, and it’s time to celebrate cycling in schools and communities across the country! 

With over 160,000 pupils and 500 schools taking part last year, this is a fantastic opportunity to amplify the benefits of active travel and help children enjoy the freedom, fun, and confidence that cycling brings. 

Families and schools can still make their pledges, it’s not too late! From riding every day to discovering somewhere new, there’s a pledge to suit every cyclist. 

MAKE A PLEDGE

What Makes School Games Special for Schools?

School Games has evolved so much over the years and we wanted to take the opportunity to both celebrate and refamiliarise yourselves with how we work, and the impact we can have in both primary and secondary school settings.

What do we do?
Our School Games initiatives help children and young people discover the joy of being active, while supporting schools to achieve the goal of 60 active minutes a day for every pupil. We make the biggest difference by focusing on those who are less active or underserved, ensuring no young person is left behind.

How do we do this?
Working in partnership with schools, we identify those pupils who need the opportunities most and then create bespoke opportunities tailored to their individual needs and motivations.

School Games is more than a series of events - it can be an intervention or a targeted activity that engages young people for the first time, as well as leadership or organisational opportunities.

Why you should work with us?
Our approach benefits not only the young people we support, but your whole school community. By improving health, wellbeing, behaviour, and readiness to learn, our interventions help primary and secondary schools achieve their wider goals.

Please contact us
Too often, the children who would benefit most have the least access to opportunities. We invite schools to work with us to maximise impact - both for their pupils and across the whole school community.

We want to partner with teachers to offer as many positive experiences for children as possible. Reach out to your SG) to explore how we can work together to make a lasting impact in your school community.

Please contact - h.tasker@sjhcsc.co.uk or j.gilbert@sjhcsc.co.uk