Schools & Clubs Kit — eBikeSafe
🏫 FOR SCHOOLS, CLUBS & COMMUNITY GROUPS

A ready-made way
to back your riders

More kids are arriving by eBike — and that's something to celebrate, done well. eBikeSafe gives your school or club a positive riding program to put its name next to, with nothing for you to run: families do the course at home, riders earn a verifiable qualification, and you get the assembly moment.

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Built to survive a committee meeting

We designed this for the person who has to say yes — the principal, the P&C secretary, the club committee. Here's the deal, plainly.

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Zero admin, honestly

No sessions to run, no data to collect, no logins to manage. Families buy and complete the course at home ($49, first module free to preview). Your only job is the mention — and the applause.

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Celebrates kids, never polices them

The Rider Qualification is earned — ten modules, nine must-pass quizzes, a final assessment. You're recognising achievement at assembly or presentation night, not enforcing anything.

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Verifiable in one scan

Every qualification carries a QR code. Point any phone at it and ebikesafe.com.au confirms it's genuine, who earned it, and when. No spreadsheets, no take-our-word-for-it.

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A head start on their Ls

The give-way and intersection rules covered are the same ones on the driver knowledge test at 16 — a genuine head start (though it carries no official credit). Education with a forward pathway, not just a product.

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Honest about what it is

It's a course qualification — not a government licence, and we say so on every page, the certificate included. Nothing you endorse will need walking back.

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Fair by design

Module 00 is free for every family, no card needed. If your club buys voucher packs as awards, we suggest whole-squad or capability-based awards — never a paid/unpaid divide on your honour board.

The kit — free, ready today

Everything below is free to use whether or not your organisation ever buys a voucher.

📰 The newsletter blurb

Written to be printable as-is: it recommends without endorsing ("families might like"), states the price plainly, and puts the free module first. Copy it straight into your next newsletter.

Helping our young riders do it well More of our students are arriving by eBike, and we want every one of them riding safely. To help them do it well — for themselves, their friends, and everyone who shares our local paths — families might like eBikeSafe (ebikesafe.com.au), an Australian online course built for riders aged 11–17. Ten short modules cover give-way rules, helmets, night visibility and safe battery charging, finishing with a QR-verified Rider Qualification (a course certificate, not a government licence). The road rules covered are the same ones on the driver knowledge test at 16, so it's a genuine head start on their Ls. The first module is free to preview as a family, and the full course is $49. A small step that makes our whole school community safer.

🎤 The assembly line

One sentence that works out loud, at assembly or presentation night:

"We'd love to see our school known for riders who look after their mates and their community."

📜 Recognition certificate

A printable certificate your school or club presents to riders who've earned their qualification — type the names in, print, done.

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🏆 Qualified Riders board

A printable board for the clubhouse or noticeboard — add each rider's name as they earn their qualification. Real names only; it grows as they do.

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✅ How to verify a qualification (30 seconds)

  1. Ask the rider to open their qualification — on their phone, or the printed card.
  2. Point any phone camera at the QR code.
  3. The ebikesafe.com.au verification page opens and shows the rider's name, qualification ID, and the date it was earned. If it doesn't, it isn't genuine.

No app, no account, no list of student data — the QR code is the whole system.

Voucher packs: the end-of-season award that outlasts a trophy

Clubs already budget for awards. Swap some trophies for course vouchers ($49 each, standard price — we don't do fake discounts) and presentation night gains a moment that keeps riders safer all year.

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Buy a pack

The club buys vouchers in whatever quantity fits the awards budget — one committee decision, one known cost.

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Riders earn it

Each rider redeems a code and works through the course at home. The qualification only issues when they pass the final assessment.

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The club celebrates

Names read out at presentation night, certificates handed over, the Qualified Riders board on the wall. That's the entire ask.

Our promises to your committee: no co-branding obligations, no requests for member data, no ongoing admin, and no public naming of any child without their parents' say-so. Awards work best whole-squad or capability-based — never split by who paid.

Ask about a voucher pack →

Want to vet the course first? Module 00 is free — no card, no account.