Child Pedestrian Training
Right Start - Trainers

'Right Start' relies on volunteers to deliver the programme on behalf of the school. Volunteers may be teachers or other members of staff, parents or friends of the school.

All volunteers should be processed through the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) before being allowed to conduct any training. However, this is at the discretion of the Headteacher. For information about the process please contact the Road Safety Group on 01772 534514.

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To receive approval to undertake the practical training one or more persons on each course must have successfully completed an appropriate training course. Schools and other interested organisations are asked to nominate volunteers who will be trained to deliver the programme by the Road Safety Group.

A form to be completed by Headteachers only is available to download here.

Each school that has an Approved Trainer will be issued, free of charge, with appropriate resources that will enable them to conduct the training.

The reasons for using volunteers as trainers are:

It allows more young cyclists to receive training
It allows flexibility within the school or organiasation to provide training
It enables indirect education of adult road users
There is also evidence to suggest that where training has been conducted by those who have a special interest in the welfare of the trainees those volunteers have produced levels of success that are equal to and in some cases surpass those achieved by experts (Dr James Thompson, Strathclyde University).

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Right Start - Trainers