Ridgewood Community High School

Ridgewood Community High School offer inclusive cycling sessions for their pupils and the public too. They have a wide range of adapted bikes to choose from, please see CTCs guide to adapted cycles for more details.

About the centre

Ridgewood Community High School is affiliated to CTC and supported by Cycling Projects, Wheels for All initiative.

The school provides education for children with special needs and disabilities and they are excited about a scheme launched recently by Danny Ings, the Burnley Superstar. He has part funded a project, to deliver football coaching for disabled youngsters to this region.

Located on the outskirts of the city centre to the north-east, places of interest nearby are the Acton for Autism organisation and the Mill Textile Museum.

Activities available at the centre

The centre holds inclusive cycling sessions for pupils and anyone from the public with special needs.

Just turn up and join in.

In fair weather riders cycle outdoors, on a smooth tarmac surface, please wrap up warm.

Under poor weather conditions, the sessions take place in the sports hall indoors, on a smooth surface.

Their adapted bikes include a wheelchair carrier, quads, 3-wheeler bikes, hand cranked cycles and a recumbent.

For more information please visit Ridgewood Community High School.

Want to know more about who inclusive cycle centres cater for? Check out CTCs What is inclusive cycling? or contact us (see contact details above)

Centre facilities

Refreshments

Seating

Toilets

Changing Rooms

Parking

Facility details

Refreshments are included in the cost.

Cost

£3.00 per session

Volunteer opportunities

Want to help? There are various ways in which you could volunteer.

Administration (such as on the committee, as a development co-ordinator, or to recruit volunteers)
Sessional Support
Marketing
Fundraising
Additional Events Support
Cycle Maintenance
Other opportunities (please specify)