Super Boost is back!
Go into the draw to receive Super Boost support for bike education at your school! To be eligible, complete your Start-of-Year Hands Up Survey and reach Bronze accreditation by 2 April 2026 (Term 1, Week 9).
What is Super Boost?
Super Boost is a Your Move incentive designed to help schools kickstart walking, riding and scooting with practical support for bike education and teacher capability building.
What’s on offer?
Eligible schools will go into a draw to receive Super Boost support for the following:
- Free 4-week bike education program for one year group (up to 90 students). Only 23 packages available.*
- One day teacher relief (up to $660) to support teachers while they complete a Cycling Teacher Accreditation course. Only 15 packages available.*
- Up to four hours of mentoring for teachers running their own bike education program at school. 4 packages available to metropolitan schools only.
Support can be delivered in terms 2, 3 or 4, helping schools plan ahead and choose timing that suits their school calendar.
* Availability of bike education is subject to availability of instructors.
Eligibility
Super Boost packages are available to any school in Western Australia that has:
- signed up to the Your Move program
- submitted their Start-of-Year Hands Up survey in Term 1
- achieved Bronze accreditation (100 points) by 2 April 2026.
👉 Need help with the Hands Up Survey? Visit our Hands Up Survey ‘How to guide’ for tips and step-by-step support.
💡 Plan activities to get to Bronze accreditation by using our online Activity Planner or complete a few simple activities:
- Start-of-Year Hands Up Survey = 50 points
- Reflections on a Hands Up Survey = 10 points
- Complete a strategic Your Move planning session = 20 points
- Write an article in your school newsletter = 25 points
- Run a National Ride2School Day event at your school = 40 points
Ready to apply?
Complete this form to request Super Boost support for bike education at your school in Term 2, 3 or 4. Schools must have submitted their Start-of-Year Hands Up Survey in Term 1 and achieved Bronze accreditation by 2 April 2026 (Week 9) to be eligible for Super Boost.
Schools can select all three types of support, however, only one type will be allocated per school.
Applications close 2 April 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When does the Super Boost draw close?
Super Boost funding is open from12 March 2026 and closes on 2 April 2026. Applications received after this date will be deemed ineligible.
When do we find out the results of Super Boost?
Winners will be notified by email by 1 May 2026 and announced on the Your Move website.
Who can apply?
Any school registered with Your Move who have completed their Start-of-Year Hands Up Survey and achieved Bronze accreditation by 2 April 2026.
How do I apply?
Schools must complete the application form on the Super Boost webpage to enter the draw. Schools that meet eligibility criteria but do not submit an entry form will not be eligible to receive any Super Boost funding
Does our school have to be Bronze before we can apply?
No, you just need to reach Bronze accreditation by 2 April 2026.
Note: if your stories are only awarded ‘Potential Points’ by 2 April 2026, this means that your stories haven’t been marked yet. We recommend posting your stories as early as possible to ensure you reach Bronze accreditation before 2 April 2026.
How many times can our school apply?
One application is accepted per school. If multiple applications are received, we will use your first application.
How are the winners drawn?
All entries will be checked for eligibility and duplicate entries. All valid entries will be randomly selected.
What does the bike education program include?
Schools will receive a 4-week AusBike bike education program for one year group up to a maximum of 90 students in either Term 2, Term 3 or Term 4. Find out more about our bike education program. A total of 23 bike education packages are available through Super Boost.
What can the teacher relief be used for?
Two half day teacher relief or one full day teacher relief (up to $660), can be used by teachers attending either the WestCycle Teacher Accreditation (Cycling) course or the AusBike Skills Instructor course in Terms 2, 3 or 4. A total of 15 teacher relief packages are available.
Schools claiming teacher relief must provide proof of accreditation course certification.
Does Super Boost include the cost of teacher accreditation training?
No, Super Boost funding does not cover the cost of the accreditation course.
Schools can pay for a WestCycle Teacher Accreditation course or use their Your Move reward points to redeem this in the Rewards Shop.
The AusBike Skills Instructor course is free for teachers and information is available via the AusCycling website.
What’s involved with the free mentoring support?
If a WestCycle or AusBike accredited teacher at your school is running bike education for students, they can use up to four hours of free mentoring support to help with lesson planning or on-site support during bike education sessions.
A total of four mentoring packages is available.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
Contact the Your Move team on email at yourmove@transport.wa.gov.au or call (08) 6551 6040.