Balanceability | Resource Centre

Resource Centre

The Resource Centre has been created especially for our growing network of schools, leisure centres and independent trainers who deliver Balanceability Learn to Cycle.

It is packed with a range of supporting materials; such as videos, training tips, marketing materials and delivery tools. Access to the Resource Centre costs just £99 + VAT and is available to all Balanceability deliverers. Upon registering, you will also receive a free membership pack containing 30 x certificates and sticker sets. 

This is not available as a stand alone item but can be included as an addition to a balance bike pack or training session purchase.

Join now for access to:

  • Supporting materials

  • Balanceability outcomes

  • Video learning clips for child outcomes 

  • Tracking/Assessment sheets 

  • Balanceability course delivery materials

  • Bike maintenance

  • Certificates

  • “Well Done” stickers

  • Parent guide

Marketing material

  • Balanceability logos

  • Brand guidelines

  • Website marketing artwork

  • A5 promotional flyers

  • A4 promotional flyers

  • A3 promotional flyers

  • Pop-up banners

  • Case studies and PR

Videos and images

  • Video for promotion

  • Still photography

Other resources

  • Terms and conditions

  • Classroom pack

The Programme is made up of progressive learning experiences, with fun ways to learn to cycle on balance bikes. This programme is a foundation for cyclists of the future, through which young children can practise and achieve the balance needed to ride a bicycle, but without the encumbrance of pedals.

The recently published reports in July 2011 of both the Chief Medical Officers’ Report and the NHS ‘Physical Activity Guidelines for Children (under five years), call for an increase in physical activity for most children. The Balanceability Programme ably contributes to meeting the physical activity guidelines for healthy development as well as providing a success-orientated experience, helping to build up children’s confidence and sense of achievement