Featured Events in Linlithgow in April 2024 (July Updated)

Kids Easter Sessions for beginners and novice cyclists are available for Primary School children at the West Lothian Cycle Circuit in Linlithgow. The sessions aim to boost confidence and enjoyment in cycling for those new to riding or pedalling. Qualified cycling coaches will be present to offer guidance in a secure, car-free area for kids looking to enhance their skills. The activities include warm-up exercises and engaging games to aid in learning how to ride or to enhance existing cycling abilities. Scheduled for Tuesday 9th April 2024, from 10-11.30am for P1-3 age group, this free event is part of the Smarter Choices Smarter Places initiative by Paths for All, supported by Transport Scotland. Children are encouraged to register for one or more sessions that fit their schedule, with the option to cancel if unable to attend. Bring along a water bottle, snack, bike, and helmet. In case a bike is needed, please inform us beforehand for possible arrangements. Let's ensure all kids can benefit from these beneficial sessions.

Learn to Ride Kids Easter Sessions are perfect for beginners or those new to cycling, aimed at Primary School age children seeking to boost confidence and have a great time. These sessions cater to kids unfamiliar with riding a bike or just starting out with pedalling. Qualified cycling coaches will oversee the sessions, offering a safe and supportive environment for children to enhance their cycling skills. Participants will engage in warm-up activities and enjoyable games, all within a secure, traffic-free area. Sessions are scheduled for Tuesday 2nd, Wednesday 3rd, Tuesday 9th, and Wednesday 10th April 2024, with time slots from 10-11.30am for P1-3 and 12-1.30pm for P4-7. Individuals can register for one or multiple sessions, ensuring to cancel if unable to attend. Bring along a water bottle, snack, bike, and helmet. For those without access to a bike, prior notice can be given to make arrangements. This initiative is funded by Smarter Choices Smarter Places, part of Paths for All’s program supported by Transport Scotland, promoting active and sustainable travel across Scotland.

Get your kids ready for the Learn to Ride Kids Easter Sessions happening on Wednesday, 10th April at 10 am. These sessions are perfect for beginners and those new to cycling, specifically Primary School children who are looking to boost their confidence and have a blast! Supervised by certified cycling coaches, the sessions offer a secure environment for kids to enhance their biking skills or start from scratch. The agenda includes warm-up activities and enjoyable games, all within a fenced, car-free area. And the best part? It's absolutely free! Just remember to bring along a water bottle, snack, bike, and helmet. In case your child doesn't have a bike, inform us beforehand, and we'll do our best to assist. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn and have fun. These sessions are made possible by the Smarter Choices Smarter Places initiative, part of Paths for All's efforts to promote active and sustainable transportation in Scotland. Mark your calendars and head to West Lothian Cycle Circuit on McGinley Way, Linlithgow, EH49.

Join the Learn to Ride Kids Easter Sessions in Linlithgow on Wednesday, 10th April, 2024, at 12 pm. These sessions are tailored for total beginners and those newly introduced to cycling, particularly aimed at Primary School children (P4-7). The structured program offers a safe and supportive environment for children who are learning to ride or seeking to boost their confidence on two wheels. Supervised by qualified cycling coaches, the sessions include engaging warm-up activities and games within a secure, car-free space. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle, snack, bike, and helmet. In case a child lacks access to a bicycle, prior arrangements can be made. This initiative is made possible through funding from Smarter Choices Smarter Places, a program by Paths for All, supported by Transport Scotland. Sessions are free of charge, but it is essential to sign up in advance and cancel if unable to attend, ensuring maximum benefit for all participants.