Secondary School
Secondary school students are beginning to travel independently. In early secondary school, exploring pedestrian, public transport and cycling safety is an important part of their road safety education development. As a student enters a pre driver age, positive role modelling of safe road user behaviour remains vital as well as introducing information around young driver safety issues, including speed, alcohol and other drugs, fatigue, peer group pressure and distractions (including passengers) while driving.
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- External Link
- Young Driver
Starting Out Safely
Starting Out Safely is about children, parents, carers and early childhood educators working together to guide children’s learning about road safety, developed by VicRoadsThere is also the Starting Out Safely road safety education newsletter
- Science
- Technology
- Health & Physical Education
- Year 8
- Year 9
- Year 10
- Year 11
- Year 12
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Street Scene (RACV)
RACV Street Scene program is a road safety program for Victorian primary school students from Prep to Grade Six.Schools can book a visit by an RACV traffic safety educator to conduct a program that best suits the local road safety needs of the
- Prep
- Year 1
- Year 2
- Year 3
- Year 4
- Year 5
- Year 6
- Activity
- Image
- Passenger Safety
- Roads, Vehicles & Traffic
- Young Driver
Road Smart - teacher toolkit
Road Smart is a road safety education and training program designed to build on the existing road knowledge, skills and behaviours of Year 10 (or equivalent) students. The program aims to help lay down the foundations for safe driving among young
- Maths
- Science
- The Humanities
- Technology
- Health & Physical Education
- Year 10
- Activity
- Information Sheet
- Passenger Safety
- Roads, Vehicles & Traffic
- Young Driver
Road Smart - school sign up
Road Smart is a road safety education and training program designed to build on the existing road knowledge, skills and behaviours of Year 10 (or equivalent) students. The program aims to help lay down the foundations for safe driving among young
- Year 10
- Activity
- Information Sheet
- External Link
- Passenger Safety
- Roads, Vehicles & Traffic
- Young Driver
Looking after our mates
Year levelYear 12 and community groupsDescriptionLooking After our Mates is a drug and drink drive information session about responsible drinking, safe driving and looking after your friends.The interactive presentation is delivered free to schools
- The Humanities
- Health & Physical Education
- Year 12
- Activity
- Information Sheet
- External Link
- Passenger Safety
- Roads, Vehicles & Traffic
- Young Driver
Fit2Drive
The Fit to Drive (F2D) Workshop for Year 11 students has undergone a comprehensive redevelopment. This is to ensure that the evidence base for the program continues to meet best practice. F2D continues to use a half-day workshop format with peer
- The Humanities
- Health & Physical Education
- Year 11
- External Link
- Young Driver
Drive Smart (TAC Website)
Drive Smart is a free program which helps you practice your skills and become a more experienced and safer driver as you work towards getting your probationary licence. It is the perfect partner to getting hands-on experience in a car.The training
- Year 9
- Year 10
- External Link
Road To Zero: Road Safety Education Experience
Road to Zero is a world first road safety education complex opening mid-2018, and is a collaboration between Museums Victoria and the TAC.Road to Zero draws upon decades of TAC research and pedagogical practice, and is co-created with practicing
- Year 8
- Year 9
- Year 10
- External Link
- Young Driver
Assessment - Using Language To Persuade - Cool Australia
We have a complex relationship with our mobile phones that is more than screen deep. Mobile phone use and the impact it has had upon society is a is a contemporary social issue with far-reaching effects on our community’s safety, health and
- English
- Year 9
- Year 10
- Year 11
- Year 12
- External Link
- Young Driver
Tuning In Viewing Documentary Texts - Cool Australia
We have a complex relationship with our mobile phones that is more than screen deep. Mobile phone use and the impact it has had upon society is a is a contemporary social issue with far-reaching effects on our community’s safety, health and
- English
- The Humanities
- Health & Physical Education
- Year 7
- Year 8
- Year 9
- Year 10
- Year 11
- Year 12
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