The suggested drop down day timetable has been designed for you to pick and choose a range of road safety activities to run over the course of a day. A drop down day allows for an enhanced focus on topics related to road and personal safety.
Key Stage: KS2
Film: Road ready? Expect the unexpected
In this film, CITV presenter, Sam Homewood, encourages children to be ‘road ready’ and be safe on the road.
To download, click here which will take you to Vimeo’s website. From there, simply click on the ‘Download’ button.
This video is also available with Welsh subtitles, shown below. To download this version, click here again this will take you to Vimeo’s website. From there, simply click on the “Download” button.
See Think Speak
In this film, students are encouraged to See,Think and Speak up in risky road safety situations.
To download, click here which will take you to Vimeo’s website. From there, simply click on the ‘Download’ button.
See, Think, Speak film is also available with Welsh subtitles, shown below. To download this version, click here and again this will take you to Vimeo’s website. From there, simply click on the “Download” button.
Film: First Journeys
In this film, children discuss first solo journeys they’re looking forward to and older children share what their first journeys were like. Both groups of children share their top tips to stay safe.
To download, visit Vimeo’s website. From there, simply click on the ‘Download’ button.
This video is also available with Welsh subtitles, shown below. You can visit Vimeo’s website to download the Welsh version. From there, simply click on the “Download” button.
Game: Take The Lead
This game educates young children from ages 7 to 12 on road safety.
The game player is given different road safety scenarios of which they must make the correct decisions to win the game.