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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.

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.

Lesson 4: Campaign HQ

Students will be encouraged to think about how the consequences of an accident might affect them, a friend or a family member in their day-to-day lives.

This is lesson plan 4.

Lesson 3: Emergency stop

Students will confront assumptions about road safety and the impact of distractions on reaction times.

This is lesson plan 3.

Lesson 1: Speak up

Students will learn the importance of speaking up in potentially dangerous situations. This is lesson plan 1.