Road Safety

Road Safety

 

The Road Safety Team

What we do

The team is responsible for:  Road Safety Education, Training and Publicity across the Bradford District; with the aim of preventing road traffic casualties.  We work closely with our traffic engineers and partner organisations.

What is available for Primary and Secondary Schools / is there a charge?

We provide resources and deliver age appropriate sessions and assemblies covering;

  • Pedestrian Safety 
  • Cycling Safety
  • Car Passenger Safety
  • Driver Safety

We are now in the process of booking schools in for Pedestrian Training and hall based sessions. If we are unable to visit your school this year, we have resources available that you can download and deliver yourselves. 

ALL SESSIONS AND RESOURCES PROVIDED BY THE ROAD SAFETY TEAM ARE FREE

 

Educational resources for Primary Schools

Pedestrian Training Film – This film is usually shown before children in Year 3 are taken out for roadside training, however the film can be used as a stand-alone session and comes with a lesson plan. It is also suitable for other year groups. Please email Roadsafety@bradford.gov.uk for information on how to download it.

Presentations - Engaging power point presentations with life-saving messages are available to download below. We hope the children will find them enjoyable and interesting. Your feedback is always appreciated -please fill in the feedback form below and email to Roadsafety@bradford.gov.uk

Primary School Plan, The Green Cross Code,  EYFS Talking StoryKey Stage 1 Presentation,  Year 4&5 Quiz PresentationYear 6 Presentation and TransitionFeedback Form, Parent's PowerPoint, Parent's Questionnaire 

EYFS Talking Story In Car Safety, Key Stage 1 In Car Safety, Key Stage 2 In Car Safety, Road Safety Fact Sheets - different languages

Bikeability's 'Get Cycling' programme (an exciting pilot project to train teachers to deliver off-road cycling skills) - click here for more info. 

 

Educational Resources for Secondary Schools

Presentations - As one of the roads most vulnerable age groups, we have put together this PowerPoint presentation for Year 7 students (follow link below). Please be aware this is a large file when downloading. Year 7 Presentation

Below are 3 x 45-minute sessions which can be delivered in class by teachers. Each session includes an engaging 5 minute film, followed by a 40 minute PowerPoint workshop. The sessions can be delivered individually and do not need to be done in order. Although developed for Y8 pupils, the sessions are suitable for a range of year groups and can be easily adapted to fit specific learning outcomes / discussion points specific to the different age groups etc. Please click on the links below. 

Session 1 - Distractions Session 1 Worksheet     Session 2 Perceptions of Safety     Session 3 Consequences 

Young Driver PowerPoint - This presentation covers the Fatal 4 - speeding, not wearing a seat belt, using a mobile phone and drink & drug driving. Please note when downloading that this is a large file. Young Driver Presentation

‘Ditch the Distraction’ Playground markings - Using spray paint and a stencil template we're able to come out and install 'ditch the distraction' street art at exit points of the school grounds. The resulting images are designed to encourage teenagers to adjust their behaviour and 'ditch the distraction' when leaving the school grounds and crossing the road. There is not a charge to the schools for the artwork and installation. The artwork is not permanent and is designed to fade over time - examples can be found by following the link to the application form below. For more information or to order the artwork for your school please contact Roadsafety@bradford.gov.uk Tel: 01274 437409 or fill out the following form 'Ditch it Permission'

NEW - ‘One Life Lost’ from West Yorkshire Police -The ‘One Life Lost’ campaign is a presentation, aimed at young people aged 16 +. The aim is to help educate young people on the dangers of the Road Networks be that as a driver, passenger in a vehicle or as a pedestrian. The presentation is hard-hitting delivering real life stories from experienced Road Traffic Police Officers. Lasting approx. 1hr, a screen and projector will be required. More information can be found by following the link One Life lost. To register your interest for a date in academic term 2023/24 please complete the registration form here and email it to Stuart Picken at rps@westyorkshire.police.uk.  

MAILOUTS (Primary Schools) 

At certain times of the year we send out resources to schools through the internal mail system. Below is a list of what we send so you can look out for it arriving.

March 

'Zara & Hasan's Trip to the Seaside' Story Book & Parental Information - for children in reception class & their parents important information on seat belts and car seats. (available in Ukrainian electronically)

June 

'Starting School Getting There Safely '- a leaflet for parents of children starting reception class - sent in time for the pupil / parent visits. 

'Good to Go' leaflet - information for Year 6 pupils - in time for pupils visiting their new secondary school.

'Moving on to Secondary School' leaflet - information for parents of Year 6 pupils moving on to secondary school. 

September 

'Starting School Getting Around Safely' Story Book & Parental Information - for children starting reception class and their parents. (available in Ukrainian electronically)

October 

Be  Bright  Be  Seen - please encourage pupils to stay safe on the roads by wearing something fluorescent & reflective - especially when the clocks go back in October. See links below for printable activity sheets, KS1 Assembly plan and short PowerPoint presentation. Fluorescent and reflective stickers are also available (see link below). Please contact RoadSafety@bradford.gov.uk or 01274 437409 to order.

Be Bright;  Dot to DotMake a Bright Bunny; Reflective Stickers  Be Bright Power Point   Colour-me-bright   Be Bright Be Seen Assembly Plan, Photos for Be Bright Assembly Plan

For more information on 'Be Bright Be Seen', you may find the following websites useful: 

Brightkidz; Education Resources

School Gate Parking

We have resources available to help schools tackle parking problems outside the school gates at start and finish times. Parking banners to tie to the school railings are available on short term loan. We can also supply the following leaflet for parents - School Gate Parking Leaflet, our Driver's Promise Primary Leaflet & Secondary School Leaflet are also available for use on action days to hand out to parents. Please get in touch if you would like us to email you our whole school assembly plan and our Key Stage 2 lesson plan. A letter from the police and our guide on driving traffic offence's and where to report them is available to schools on request.The team is happy to offer support in setting up Walking Buses and Park and Stride schemes. 

Useful websites:

The THINK! website contains a range of free, interactive, and fun road safety resources and lesson plans for children between 3-16 years. All resources are divided into age categories, making it easier to locate the appropriate resource required. 

Some of the resources include:

Below are some other websites where you will also find road safety resources.

https://bmweducation.co.uk/safe-on-the-streets/

https://www.twinkl.co.uk

http://srslite.srsculture.com/

Should you require further information on any of the sessions / resources please call 01274 437409 and leave a voicemail or email;

roadsafety@bradford.gov.uk

 

School Booking Documents

Pedestrain Training

Parental Consent Pedestrian TrainingPedestrian Training LeafletJungle Street LeafletGeneric Pedestrian Training RAPedestrian Training RA, Yr 3 Evaluation Form, PT Cert E Copy

Primary School Plans

Y4&5 Presentation, Charlies Accident Power PointQuiz Work Pack ,Charlies Accident Work PackKey Stage 1 Work Pack,

Feedback Form (Role Play & Quiz)Charlie's Accident Feedback FormICS-Presentation

Code of ConductUse of DBS Details

 

 

 


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