Cycling for young people with SEND/SEMH
MANCCYCLES and GMYN offer an exciting opportunity for young people aged 11 to 16 with SEND and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs living in the Manchester City Council area. Riding sessions are every Saturday 11am to 3pm, meeting at the Procter Learning Centre in Hulme.
Bikes, helmets and other safety equipment are provided for cycle routes across Greater Manchester, along with regular bike maintenance sessions. All young people take part in a pre-ride induction before attending Saturday rides but need to be competent riders.
Contact Roger Newell at MANCCYCLES for more information and to book places. Part of the SEND Community Offer.
What people say
What people say:
- ‘I can't recommend Roger highly enough, he is an incredibly patient, positive teacher whose passion for helping small people experience the joys of bike riding shines through.’
- ‘I didn’t imagine my daughter would be able cycle on roads due to nerves. But I’m pleased to say that she managed to cycle miles in city only after few sessions.’
- ‘When my son started cycling with you, he was shy, uncomfortable being around others and struggling with mental health issues. He is so much more confident and happier in himself which I truly believe cycling has played a big factor in.’
- ‘I am really proud of my son this weekend. The cycling with your team helped his confidence. He even went off cycling on his own with a friend.’
Who to contact
Where to go
- Name
- Procter Learning Centre
- Address
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Hulme Street Off Jackson Crescent,
- Postcode
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M15 5EFView M15 5EF on a map
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