Introducing the JRSOs Layana, Head JRSO Amina, Khadiija, Samantha, Allaha Yasmine, Hannah, Claudia and Saynab We hope you enjoy our work!

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Introducing the JRSOs Layana, Head JRSO Amina, Khadiija, Samantha, Allaha Yasmine, Hannah, Claudia and Saynab We hope you enjoy our work!

Join in if you know the tune Verse 1: Hey there - if you're crossing the road Remember - to use the Green Cross Code It will - save your life when you're old You should all learn it to-day !! Verse 2: Hey there - instead of using your car Walk there - and you'll be a star It's so - much healthier by far You can all do some-thing to-day !! Chorus: It's fun to be a J-R-S-O We learn lots of things about Ro-ad Safe-ty So come on and join us nowwwwww.

Bad to Good by Allaha

Crossing roads Crossing the road is a very important thing to learn about in road safety. On average, around 7 people die a day on roads, which is why we have the JRSO team to help teach you about the roads.

First, before crossing roads look right and left, even if there is a green man. You should look right first because the traffic comes from the right. If you are not very confident in crossing roads, try cross the road with an adult. When you cross the road you should not be distracted, e.g. Listening to music, playing, ect.

Being seen on the roads Being seen on the roads is very important, it may even save your life one day. Many people ride their bikes at night wearing clothes which are not very visible to other bikes or cars. This is why we have fluorescent coats you can buy, or you can just wear a bright item of clothing, just make sure you are SEEN!

Making the roads safer There are many sign on the roads to tell people not to park their cars there, but as you may know people do not listen to that and park their cars anywhere. To help make the roads safer, please do not park your cars in places like, right in front of the school, because children cross the roads to get to the gates and a car being there is very dangerous.

Having fun but being safe! Its great fun to ride your bike or scooter or walk on the road with your friends, but to make it fun and safe you should Be aware of your surroundings Have the right clothing, e.g. Helmets, knee pads.

Our JRSO X Factor winners from Key Stage 2

1)When you’re crossing the road which way do you look first? Is it A) Left B) Right C) Neither

Correct Before you cross the roads you look right then left because the traffic is always coming from the right! Next question

 WRONG  You shouldn't look left first because the traffic always comes from the right Back

 WRONG  You should always look right first then left. Back

2) What is the most environmentally friendly form of transport? Is it A)Cycling B)Bus C)Car

Correct Cycling is the most environmentally friendly form of transportation because it does not pollute the air. Next Question

 WRONG  Buses pollute the air therefore it is not the most eco friendly choice! Back

 WRONG  This was not the most eco friendly choice! OOPS! Back

3)Before cycling on the roads what do you need to wear to keep safe? A.A fluorescent coat (a bright coat)A fluorescent coat (a bright coat) B.A woolly hatA woolly hat C.SocksSocks

Correct Wearing a fluorescent coat will let any vehicle s in the road see you. Next Question

 WRONG  A woolly hat may keep you from the cold, but will not keep you safe and seen on the roads! back

 WRONG  Socks! Are you serious?! That is definitely wrong! back

4)When is a car allowed to start driving? A.An amber lightAn amber light B.A red lightA red light C.Or a green lightOr a green light

Correct Cars are allowed to go at the green light, if they go at the red light then they might crash into a car! Next Question

 WRONG  If cars go at the red light or amber then they might crash and cause an accident Back

 WRONG  If cars go at amber or red they can cause a crash or an accident! Back

5)When are pedestrians allowed to walk A.Red manRed man B.Green manGreen man C.AnyAny

 WRONG  Going at any man is not very sensible. Going at the red man is when you should stop and wait for cars. Going at the green man was the right answer. Back

Correct You are absolutely right. Going at the green man means the cars have stopped and are letting you walk past Next Question

 WRONG  If you go at red man the cars are still moving. Going at red man is very dangerous and will lead to an accident. Back

6)What do you do at a zebra crossing A.Wait for the cars to stopWait for the cars to stop B.Walk straight awayWalk straight away C.Walk when the cars are travelling really fastWalk when the cars are travelling really fast

Correct You should wait for cars to stop even though it is a zebra crossing because some drivers are not very sensible and wont stop. Next

 WRONG  Walking straight away is not very sensible because if a car is travelling over the speeding limit they wont be able to stop. Back

 WRONG  Walking when a car is travelling really fast. I don't think so! Back