Active School Travel schools and results

The Active School Travel (AST) program offers Brisbane primary schools a suite of free resources, tools and incentives. The program encourages students, parents, carers and teachers to leave the car at home and actively travel to school. Since 2004, 177 schools and more than 147,000 students have participated in the Active School Travel (AST) program.

The AST program was able to deliver the following achievements in 2023:

• Schools in their first year of the AST program increased their active travel rate by an average of 17%.
• 481 kids attended bike skills sessions and 277 attended scooter skills sessions
• 87% of parents felt their child’s road safety knowledge improved since being in the AST program.
• Walking was the most popular way for active travellers to get to school with a 15% increase in 2023.

2024 award winners

Each year, AST recognises the fantastic outcomes and changes our schools make through the program. The award-winning schools for 2024 made significant improvements to active travel in their communities.

• School of the Year 2024 – Sherwood State School
• School of Excellence 2024 – Upper Mount Gravatt State School
• Walk of Fame – Wishart State School
• Greatest increase of active travel in large schools – Kenmore South State School
• Highest percentage of active travel in large schools - Kenmore South State School 
• Greatest increase of active travel in small schools – St William’s School, Grovely 
• Highest percentage of active travel in small schools – Greenslopes State School

Current AST schools

Brisbane City Council is currently working with the following AST schools over a three-year period.