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Transitioning to Secondary School

Road casualty data shows that the number of child pedestrian casualties doubles between the ages of 9 and 11, with incidents more likely to happen during drop-off and pick up times.  This free, printable activity sheet helps parents prepare their children for more independent travel, especially as they start thinking about the move to secondary […]

Tales of the Road

Tales of the Road is designed to empower children with the knowledge to stay safe on our road.  The resource contains tips and interactive games to help young road users navigate the workbook quickly and easily. It can be accessed and completed online, or can be downloaded, allowing progress to be saved and continued another […]

Think! Road safety drop down day timetable

This  drop down day timetable below has been designed for you to pick and choose a range of road safety activities to run over the course of a day.

Top tips to make road safety stick 13-16

Support your students in making some simple road safety changes,with our tried and tested behaviour change support guide.

Lesson 2: THINK! Map investigation pack

Everything you need for lesson 2, THINK! Map investigation.

Lesson 3: Map your journey

Everything you need for lesson plan 3, Map Your journey. 

Curriculum map (Age 13 – 16)

A summary of the 6 lesson plans for 13 to 16 year olds: Speak up THINK! Map Investigation Emergency stop Campaign HQ Dangerous habits Small changes

Lesson 6: Small changes

Students will understand  the benefits of sustainable travel, alongside the ways of how to do so safely. This is lesson plan 6.

THINK! Map Traffic survey template

A worksheet for students to use as they survey traffic.

Lesson 5: Dangerous habits

Students will  reflect on the behaviours they have developed over the years, as a pedestrian and a passenger.

This is lesson plan 5.