STEPPING OUT -  an observed Road Safety Walk around Cheslyn Hay village

Children in Year 3 and 4 took part in an observed walk around the village on Monday putting into practice the skills they have been learning in PSHE and Geography to ensure they have the skills and awareness to walk around the village safely.

Although children found the walk tiring they found it most useful and enjoyed the responsibility given to them.

These photos are from Mrs Mellor’s Class that went out in the afternoon.

A huge thank you to the wonderful parents who gave up their valuable time to make the whole day run smoothly. I cannot express how grateful I am.

Many, many thanks, Mr Hughes

How far is it?

Some more fortunate than the others…
"I’m on my way back already!"

Is it safe to cross yet?
No… there is a person in the black car
and he’s ready to pull out

One of the busier crossings,
drivers really thought about their speed with
all the bright high visibility clothing on display

Parent Helper Mrs Tranter talks to
one of the children to find out what
she is thinking about crossing the road

Getting a bit close to the edge of the road…

Quite complicated this time…
not always a clue, some people come
round the corner without indicators…

Safely crossing

This young man thrived on the responsibility
he was given and enjoyed it too!

The Lollipop lady or to give her, her proper title,
the School Crossing Patrol,
busy doing what she does best!

Crossing between parked cars, very complicated…
and many stages to remember!

Not quite there yet…