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The World of Road Safety  >Road safety education on Christmas Island 1991 |
Our skills in resource development
We can develop resources -
- for all key stages (1-4)
- for parents, and
- for adult groups
We can undertake -
- postal surveys
- telephone surveys
- focus group discussions and
- face-to-face interviews
- observation studies
We can develop them to contribute to -
- Curriculum 2000
- Citizenship and PSHE
- Literacy and Numeracy
We can-
- undertake full development from origination to final artwork
- produce the text with or without suggested graphics and / or photographs,
- act as production editors for resources originated elsewhere
External links
RSN Associates are not responsible for the content of external Internet sites.
On the Safe Side - Local Responsibilities on Road Safety Education in Schools
Our recent work
Our recent work includes -
Community Life 3 and 4
We have developed two resources for Citizenship at Key Stages 3 and 4. It is designed to encourage students to take a greater role in determining the direction of transport policies within a local authority. Along with teachers’ notes and worksheets, the pack also includes a CD-ROM with background information on a range of issues that affect transport policy.
Developed for Buckinghamshire County Council.
All About ...
Essex County Council produces and distributes specifically targeted road safety packs for parents and children at key stages of children's lives: age 5, 7 and 11. We developed a pack for 14 year-olds and their parents.
Young driver pack
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Also for Essex County Council, we developed a pack for young drivers and their parents. |
Staying Alive - a resource for Irish schools
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In association with Colin Buchanan and
Partners, we researched and developed Staying Alive for the National
Safety Council Dublin.
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- raise road safety issues within the context of students' personal decision making
- engage students in a consideration of the issues
- promote safer attitudes towards road usage prior to young people starting to learn to drive
Copies of this 145pp ring-bound A4 resource have been provided to all second level schools in Ireland. About two-thirds of these schools provide a formal Transition Year Course.
