Donated bikes help Oxford children learn to ride

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 15:34 · Archive

Donated bikes will support school bike libraries at three Oxford primary schools.

Donated bikes collected during a recent donation day will support school bike libraries at three Oxford primary schools: St Francis Primary School, St Ebbe's Primary School and St Frideswide Primary School.

Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service organised the event in partnership with Slade Park Fire Station, Oxfordshire County Council and Active Oxfordshire. The bikes will help children gain access to cycling and build confidence on two wheels.

St Francis Primary School will be able to establish a brand-new bike library thanks to the donations. Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said the bikes would give more children the opportunity to learn, ride and enjoy the benefits of cycling, and thanked everyone who donated, shared information about the event and supported it.

How it is being reported

• Donated bikes to help Oxford children learn to rideDonated bikes are set to help children gain access to cycling and build confidence on two wheels.Oxford Mail · 15 Oct, 14:54
• Donated bikes to help Oxford children learn to rideDonated bikes are set to help children gain access to cycling and build confidence on two wheels.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Oct, 14:54

In this story: St Francis Primary School · St Ebbe's Primary School · St Frideswide Primary School · Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service · Slade Park Fire Station · Oxfordshire County Council · Active Oxfordshire · Oxford

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