a section of road painted with black and white stripes where vehicles must stop to let people cross

a section of road controlled by traffic lights where vehicles must stop to let people cross

Road safety

RSHE (PSHE)

Dangers in the home

Dangers outside the home

Sun safety

This unit teaches pupils about recognising and avoiding dangers in the home and outside, sun safety, road safety and how to keep themselves safe in different environments with adult guidance.

Staying safe and healthy: How can I look after my body?

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

a thing used to get from one place to another

Match the word to the correct definition.

wait for vehicles to stop before crossing

because children are smaller than parked cars

because children aren't allowed to wear bright clothes

Why can drivers not always see children when they are near the road?

What type of crossings should we use to help us cross the road safely?

A {{}} person can help us to cross the road safely.

a dangerous situation that needs immediate help

something we put in electronic things to make them work

to put something in our mouths to eat or drink

a liquid that can change things that it touches

What dangers might we find outside the home?

only swim in the water with a trusted adult

always swim in the deep end of the pool or sea

always swim in the shallow end of the pool or sea

We must only ever call 999 if we are in a {{}} emergency.

Which ones are examples of vehicles that go on roads?

It can help keep us nice and cool on a hot day.

It can be difficult to know how deep the water is.

The ground underneath the water can be slippery.

Rivers and the sea might have a strong current.

Lifeguards always keep us safe near water.

Road safety

Lesson outcome

Content guidance