1. Gomer Junior School

2. Who are our JRSO’s? Hannah Baird (Year 6) Zak Ware (Year 6) Sophie King (Year 6) Dylan Nelson (Year 6) Lola Burns (Year 5) Alana Jayne Ewen (Year 5) We also have some keen assistants… Riley Macklin (Year 6) Alfie Moran (Year 5) Don’t forget Mrs Bottriell out JRSO co-ordinator!

4. Gomer Junior School Our school has a friendly welcoming atmosphere for its 240 children (and parents). 41 % of our children are from out of catchment. Children travel to school by walking, cycling, car or taxi. We want EVERYONE to travel to school safely.

5. What have the JRSO’s done so far… Since joining the JRSO scheme 2 years ago we have achieved many things… Spoken to governors to introduce the scheme and talk about car park safety Played a part in securing the car park (and our children) Patrolled the gate and the zig zag lines Lead assemblies, including The Green Cross Code and Be Bright Be Seen Held a quizdom competition with each class Slogan and banner competitions Created our own page on the school website Taken part in national events like walk to school week Produce termly newsletter Attended parents evenings

6. We have also joined forces with the Bikeit! Crew. We worked together with Mrs Bottriell and our Head Teacher, spoke to the governors and FROGJS about funding for a new bike shelter. Look what we got!

7. What people are saying about Junior Road Safety “It’s a really good idea and the JRSO’s are good ambassadors” “The JRSO’s are pro active, get lots of things done, take responsibility and give lots of ideas” “Very good and could save a child's life” “They are stars and help people” “Keeping people safe with JRSO”

8. What’s on the agenda for this year Park and Stride Gomer Learning Community (GLC) Introducing road safety into more lessons More competitions Stalls at the Christmas and Summer Fayre

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10. Thank you for listening to us. We are really excited about being JRSO’s and hope that you are too. Have fun today and go home with lots of new ideas!