Young Driver Safety KS4 & KS5
Staying safe behind the wheel involves learning how to stay in control of yourself as well as your vehicle. By creating this awareness in young people, “Braking Point” is able to make a positive difference to young drivers and passenger behaviour.
Passenger Safety KS3
Injuries and deaths from road traffic collisions devastate lives. Not just those of the victims, but of their families and friends too. By changing the way young people behave as passengers in cars, “#YOLO” encourages students to recognise risks and take responsibility for their actions.
Pedestrian Safety KS3
As young people start to use the roads independently, “Streetwise”, gives them the opportunity to explore risk, responsibility and consequences as a pedestrian.
Pedestrian Road Safety KS2
A fun and interactive way to educate and entertain, pupils learn the necessary knowledge and skills to identify, understand and manage risk as a pedestrian.
Substance Misuse KS3
Substance misuse causes misery to individuals, families and communities. Changing legislation and mixed messages in the media can lead young people into making dangerous decisions about their personal health and safety.
Youth Arson KS3
Encouraging students to stay safe and understand risk is fundamental when addressing issues surrounding arson and anti-social behaviour.
Safety in the Home KS1 & KS2
We know that common, unintended injuries can be predicted, managed and reduced. Storytelling, puppetry, comedy and song unite to give pupils the necessary skills to identify and manage risk correctly to reduce injuries within the home.
Widening Participation KS3 & KS4
Raising achievement and developing aspirations are crucial to enabling all students to make the most of their opportunities in education.
Transition and Independent Travel Year 6
Moving up to secondary school is a big step. Getting there safely, whether on foot, by bus or by cycling is fundamental to a student’s independence and maturity.
