Road safety education - Safer behaviours through PDHPE K-6
Road-related crashes are a leading cause of death and serious injury for children and young people in NSW. This professional learning supports K-6 teachers to consider their students’ vulnerabilities as road users within the local school context, enabling them to address the specific risks and support student safety.
In this comprehensive full-day workshop, teachers will:
- utilise the PDHPE K-6 Syllabus (2024) and Safety Town website to develop effective teaching and learning programs tailored to their students' road safety needs
- increase their knowledge and understanding of how to address road safety issues impacting student safety
- explore resources to support effective teaching of road safety to meet their student's learning needs
- review strategies to promote a whole-school approach to road safety.
Casual relief funding is available if your school hasn't attended in the last 4 years.
Optional day 2 workshop - scheduled one week after the first workshop.
Provides teachers with additional support to develop road safety learning experiences / resources, facilitating the effective teaching of road safety and meet their students’ needs.
More information and enrolment details will be provided on day 1.
Accreditation:
Attending both workshops provides 10 hours of registered professional learning addressing Australian Professional Standards 2.1.2, 3.4.2, for gaining or maintaining Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW.