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Junior road safety officers
Hundreds of schools across the country are involved in the
Junior Road Safety Officer (JRSO) scheme. It encourages pupils to
take an active role in road safety education and the chance to get
serious messages across in a fun way.
There are typically two or three pupils in each primary school
who have been elected to promote road safety in their school.
Usually they are from Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6). They promote and
carry out road safety education in a variety of exciting and
challenging ways that may include:
- giving talks;
- running competitions;
- putting up
posters;
- talking to peers;
- using as many other fun ideas as they can.
Each JRSO receives an activity pack to help them get started,
along with a bag of goodies.
To find out how to join this free scheme contact the Safer
Journeys Team using the contact details below.
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