Welcome to Scoot Fit

Fun scooter training with a mix of singing, dancing
and playing our new sport: Scoot Ball - Football on scooters

 

Whole School Training (Reception - Year 6)

• We bring 70 scooters
• Each class gets 40mins of action
• Teachers scoot too!

Who are Scoot Fit

Scoot Fit delivers unique, high-octane, whole-school scooter training for up to 210 children per day, from EYFS through to Year 6. We combine non-stop movement with music, singing, dancing, and our signature game, ‘Scoot Ball’ (football on scooters)—and yes, even the teachers scoot!

We provide all the professional equipment and expertly match every child to either a 2 or 3-wheel scooter depending on their individual ability. Your school just needs to be ready for the best day of the academic year.

Scoot Fit is uniquely structured to support non-sporty children and SEND students who don’t always excel at traditional sports. Scooters put every child on a level playing field, regardless of how fast they can run. We are the only scooter training company capable of providing this specialist level of development, which is why we are No.1.

We are currently running an independent study with Swansea University to dismantle the myth that all children naturally know how to scoot. Early findings reveal a stark reality: 36% of KS2 children are unable to safely scoot from point A to point B.

We handle 100% of the logistics by supplying 70 premium scooters and safety equipment per session, making the entire experience completely effortless for schools.

Children consistently describe Scoot Fit as “the best day in school ever” due to its transformative effect on independent play and active fun. It’s like bringing a theme park directly to your school gates.

Plus, our data shows 36% of KS2 children cannot balance or operate a 2-wheel scooter because of this every child and teacher wanting to ride a two scooter has to take The Two Wheel Wheel Scooter Stability Test (TTWSST) to identify anyone at unnecessary risk of falling, that’s why our training is so safe.

That’s why our scooter training incorporates 3 wheel scooters especially for KS1 who don’t have the leg strength to balance on a 2 wheel scooter.

To give you a rough estimate of what type of scooter each year group use, below are our average estimates.

• EYFS: 100% of children start on 3 wheels
• Year 1: 80% on 3 wheels / 20% on 2 wheels
• Year 2: 60% on 3 wheels / 40% on 2 wheels
• Year 3: 50% on 3 wheels / 50% on 2 wheels
• Year 4: 40% on 3 wheels / 60% on 2 wheels
• Year 5: 30% on 3 wheels / 70% on 2 wheels
• Year 6: 20% on 3 wheels / 80% on 2 wheels]

Watch Scoot Fit in action and hear what children have to say, it's electric!!!

Why Girls Love Scoot Fit

Fun for Everyone

Scoot Fit bridges the gap between high-tempo fun and essential physical development. While traditional school and team sports success is based on how fast you can run, this can leave non-sporty or SEND children not engaged, but scooting puts every student on an equal playing field, regardless of their physical speed.

Due to the innovative combination of scooting with loud tempo music the school playground changes into one big party atmosphere with children singing and dropping their scooters and performing funky dance routines, it’s unlike anything seen in schools before. Alongside the fun is our new sport Scoot Ball – Football on scooters, a half football that’s like a large ice hockey puck that slides across the playground floor naturally improving skill, confidence and ability in a fun and enjoyable manner.

 

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