#ride2school

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Checking out some of the local artwork on our way to "school" this morning. #rubyfiles #ridelikeagirl #ride2school (at Cibo Espresso Prospect Road) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_ORmHMl3Tz/?igshid=rtd581d4wpai

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So apparently it's a gumboots and dungarees kind of day today. #rubyfiles #ridebikesdrinkcoffee #ride2school (at Cibo Espresso Prospect Road) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_D4yQsFQud/?igshid=12usebv61yzsr

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Miss Ruby loves her mini @thehornit , and I must admit I'm a little bit envious! 25 different sound effects to choose from on the kids model, vs 2 on the adult? So not fair! #rubyfiles #hornit #ridelikeagirl #ride2school (at City of Prospect) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnPnyTLhf3N/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fwm3diswymu

[pmark1bike]

Leave the car at home tomorrow! #Repost @baudman with @repostapp ・・・ It's tomorrow. (Or any day.) #ride2school #ride2schoolday

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National Ride2School Day

National Ride2School Day will be celebrated on Friday 17th March 2017 and is the perfect opportunity for Australian students and school communities to embrace a healthier start and to try walking and riding to school.

Ride2School Day promotes active travel as a great way to get to and from school and helps children achieve their daily dose of 60 minutes of physical activity every day. Active travel includes all non-motorised forms of transport involving physical activity, such as walking, cycling, skating and scooting. Its a great way to get more activity into your day and is perfect for short trips. 

If your school isn’t registered for Ride2School Day that doesn’t mean you have to miss out, you can still join in on the fun with family and friends! 

The Ride2School program is more than just a day. Bicycle Network support over 2,500 schools around Australia, encouraging more students to ride, walk, scoot and skate to school through the Ride2School program. They work to support schools in breaking down the barriers that prevent more students staying active on the journey to school.  

To register for National Ride2School Day or more information about the Ride2School program click here to head to the Ride2School webpage 

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You know it's been a good day when you get to ride a bike for work and play in sun. |#vscocam | #bicyclenetwork | #ride2school | #melbourne | #behindthescenes | #vscocam

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Ride2School Day

Ride2School Day is taking place on Friday the 13th of March with over 300,000 Australian school students eager to ride, walk, scoot or skate to school. Ride2School Day promotes active travel as a great way to get to and from school and helps children achieve their daily dose of 60 minutes physical activity every day. If your school isn’t registered for Ride2School day that doesn’t mean you have to miss out. The Bicycle Network also has the Ride2School Program that is a year-round program that can help your school keep the momentum and motivation after Ride2School Day. This program can assist school with improving bike facilities, rewards and incentives to encourage students, recruiting volunteers and bike education.

Visit ride2school.com.au to register or for more information about the program.

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Travel by bike not car on Ride2School Day

Travel by bike not car on Ride2School Day

Councillor Rick Baberowski with local pupils spreading the “Ride2School” message.

Leaving the car at home and travelling by bike is great for your health and great for the environment.

Sunshine Coast students are urged to adopt a two-wheeled mode of transport on March 19 for National Ride2School Day.

Sunshine Coast Council Transport Strategy Portfolio Councillor Rick Baberowski said schools could…

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