Balanceability | Scooter Wise
  • Scooter Wise

    Our Scooter Wise programme provides you with a sustainable activity to teach primary school children from Year 1 to Year 4, how to ride a scooter safely so that they can enjoy the freedom and fun that riding a scooter provides.

    It can help with basic balance and sensory integration in a child’s early years. Without this, learning and reading development can be significantly delayed.

    You are able to get set up with Scooter Wise by purchasing a Pack which includes all the equipment and resources required to deliver the sessions as a sustainable programme within your setting. 

    Balance and Direction

    Scooters can help improve coordination with use at any age, particularly when children are young and learning how to balance using their weight. Our Scooter Wise programme develops any child’s ability to scoot safely through a range of games and fun activities.

    Course details

    • 13 outcomes to be delivered against and you can track the children’s progress

    • All training should be delivered in your playground/indoor hall

    • Recommended space – approximately the size of a tennis court 

    • No training to be carried out on the pavement

    What is included in the Pack?

    • 12 x Two wheeled folding scooters

    • 1 x Scooter Wise Session Plan

    • 1 x Illustrated Activity Cards

    • 1 x Child Tracker Sheet

    • 30 x Scooter Wise Certificates

    • 3 x Sheets of Scooter Wise stickers

    • 1 x short DVD

    All of the above for just £1045 + VAT and delivery

    Quick Quote

    Schools, Leisure Sites and Local Authorities can purchase Balanceability equipment.

    How to order

    Once a Quick Quote has been received, please arrange for a Purchase Order to be e-mailed to info@balanceability.com.

    When your Purchase Order has been received, an invoice will be sent back to you, which also includes a delivery date.

    If you would like more information regarding our Scooter Wise programme

    Make Enquiry 01242 504525

    A child who enjoys riding a bike is more likely to cycle as an adult or even to become an Olympic athlete.