Road Safety week 2025
Road Safety week aims to inspire communities to take action on road safety and promote life-saving messages during the Week and beyond.
Lesson information
Be a Road Safety Hero!
About Road Safety WeekRoad Safety Week was established in 2012 by the Brake Charitable Trust. It is supported by Waka Kotahi and Beca. You can find all the information you need to know about Road Safety Week New Zealand.
The Teacher Zone contains information about road safety events and resources for pre-schoolers and Y1-13. |
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Neighbourhood safetyAn A4 flyer which provides tips and advice on how everyone can be safe when moving around or playing in their neighbourhoods. |
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Road Safety resources - Waka Kotahi
Road safety worksheetsIn both English and te reo Māori, there are:
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Safe speeds around schoolsIn both English and te reo Māori, there are 3 lessons for Y1-8 to investigate changes to speed limits around schools.
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Kerb drill and driveway videos and songsThese songs and videos show tamariki how to cross the road with adult help, and driveway safety. They are aimed at Y0-3 but could be used with older ākonga. They are in both Englishopen_in_new and te reo Māoriopen_in_new.
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Road and rail safety postersHere are 3 posters you can display at your school, available in both English and te reo Māori:
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Road Safety resources - NZ Police
Police Road Safety resources for schoolsThe following Road Safe resources support students to learn and apply a range of safe practices they can use when acting as a pedestrian, passenger, cyclist, or driver. There are 4 learning resources covering 4 focus areas, per year group:
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Helping Hands HandbookThe Helping Hands Handbookopen_in_new provides information for adults to help keep children safe on the roads. It is a guide for parents and caregivers covering fifteen topics to teach their child in a what to teach, why to teach and how to teach format.
The Road Safe Activity Book provides helpful information and activities for children Y1-8 to keep safe on the road. There are 15 topics and worksheets, including:
Suitable for parents/caregivers and or teachers and children Y1-8 |
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