Programme Breakdown
Each school will be assessed at the end of each year and awarded according to thier achievements and pupil active travel data.
Please note:
- Minimum of 4 Healthy Lifestyles required
- Healthy Lifestyles are capped at a maximum of 30 points
| Compulsory: Higher Core | |
|---|---|
| Active Travel Survey Year 7 – 11 School-led |
Hands up survey during autumn term. |
| Active Travel Survey Post 16 School-led |
Hands up survey during autumn term. |
| Bikeability Training KS3 (Yr7, 8 & 9) Road Safety Tutors |
Level 1 & 2 Courses are delivered in small groups, and the objective of the course is to teach trainees to “ride a journey”. Training is delivered over 1 school day or 2 afternoons. |
| National & Regional Campaigns School-led |
Schools must choose at least one campaign to support and promote: • Walk to School Month - October • Road Safety Week - November • Climate Week - March • Walk to School Week - May • Bike Week – June |
| Parental Engagement & Publicity School-led |
Raise awareness of the program to parents and carers through engagement and involvement during parents' evenings and other school events. |
| Optional: Sustainable Travel/Walking | |
|---|---|
| Park & Stride Year 7 – 11 School-led |
Schools identify an area close to school where parents can park and students can walk into school. |
| 5 Minute Walk Zone | Set up a zone which is a 5-minute walk to school, allowing parents to park outside of the zone and walk into school to reduce congestion and pollution |
| Any Other Walking Activity |
Any activity in school that can be attributed to walking, e.g., walking to an event, etc. |
| Optional: Cycling | |
|---|---|
| KS3 Bikeability Fix KS3 Year 7 – 9 School-led |
School to deliver Bike maintenance sessions by a designated member of staff, using resources from A*STARS, e.g., M-Check cards. |
| KS3 Bikeability Fix KS3 Year 7 – 11 School-led |
Where sufficient interest is shown, a school cycling club can be set up. This is commonly run as an after-school activity. |
| Any Other Cycling Activity |
Any activity in school that can be attributed to cycling, e.g., cycling events in school, etc. |
| Optional: Road Safety | |
|---|---|
| Theatre in Education – Streetwise Year 7 External company |
Theatre in Education project called "Streetwise" is designed for Yr7 students after they have just made the step up to secondary school. This performance uses multimedia, mask work and live action to engage with your year 7 students. Delivered in Autumn term with limited availability |
| Drive to Arrive Year 12 & 13 / post-16 (pre-drivers) |
During the day students will experience interactive scenarios presented by Central Motorway Police Group, The Beacon (Young Person’s Substance Misuse Service) and Highways England. Each student will also have a practical driving session with an instructor from the ‘Young Driver’ company. Delivered in Autumn term with limited availability |
| Create a Campaign Year 7 – 11 School-led |
Learning objectives include In groups, students task with planning their own campaign to raise awareness of road safety standards locally. |
| Being a Responsible Driver Year 11 -13 School-led |
Delivered over 3 lessons |
| Be Bright Be Seen Year 7 – 11 |
School council to develop a campaign to deliver awareness of conspicuity |
| Consequences Year 10 – 13 School-led |
Learning objectives |
| Speed Awareness Year 7 – 9 School-led with speed guns |
Teaching resource where pupils participate in a practical roadside speed monitoring session. Pupils use speed guns to measure the speeds of passing vehicles and identify the difficulty in judging the speed of approaching/ passing vehicles. |
| E-Scooter Safety Year 11 - 13 School-led |
Legalities of e-scooters need addressing as more teenagers are accessing them. |
| Any Other Road Safety Activity |
Any activity in school that can be attributed to road safety. |
