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National Transport Awards Local Transport Authority of the Year 2004

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Link to LARSOA website

Link to www.thinkroadsafety.gov.uk

Link to Transport For Lancashire Website

Link to www.transportdirect.info

Link to Directgov - the widest range of government services and information online.

Key Stage 2

These children are becoming more involved with traffic situations and need to develop skills to cope with these situations.

Curriculum Objectives for Key Stage 2

Pupils should:

  • Know the safest way to school
  • Know how to travel safely to and from school
  • Understand and use the principles of the Green Cross Code
  • Know that there are rules governing the behaviour of pedestrians and traffic
  • Understand the problems faced by all road users, particularly problems associated with conspicuity and the effects of weather
  • Understand that traffic accidents cause avoidable deaths and injuries
  • Be given the opportunity to take cyclist training

Key Stage 2 Teaching Ideas

There are many topics at Key Stage 2 which can include aspects of road safety:

  • Comparative studies of different areas
  • Environment Study
  • Light
  • Local area study
  • Safe places to play
  • Transport
  • Weather
  • Moving on

The Curriculum

Art - design of road safety posters

English/Literacy - looking at different types of writing and producing their own examples such as newspaper reports, poetry, stories and dramas for younger pupils

Geography - study of the local area, comparing with other areas, mapping safe routes to school, impact of local developments on the environment

History - the importance of developments in transport systems

Mathematics - surveys on methods of travelling to school, handling accident statistics data, stopping distances, speed, survey of traffic flows at different times of the day

 

 

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