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Parking Outside School
Inconsiderate and dangerous parking is increasingly causing problems around our schools, putting the safety of children and others at risk. Cars parking inconsiderately or on zigzag lines cause visibility issues to pedestrians of all ages who are crossing the road network to get to and from school.
Below are parking leaflets which can help make drivers aware of the issues caused when parking inappropriately, even if it is just for a short space of time.
Colouring in version of parking leaflet:- Your Child can colour in and personalise the parking leaflet that is being sent home to you.
Parking Leaflet - Parking leaflet which can be printed off.
Let's Look Out For Each Other
Zig Zag's Lesson
Zig Zag's Lesson is a story which covers road safety and sustainable travel topics and can be delivered to Primary School children. Here are digital copies of the resource, which can be be read to your children to teach them how to be safer around the zig zag lines outside school.Motorcycle/ Scooter/ Motorbike Guidance Leaflet
Leaflet providing practical guidance and support to parents whose son/daughter ride or are thinking about purchasing a motorcycle/ scooter/ motorbike.
Wasted Lives - for parents of young drivers
Wasted Lives has a section dedicated to helping give practical advice, information and support on key aspects that might affect you as a parent of a young driver. For more information please visit www.wastedlives.co.uk/parents
20mph Printable Poster
Bikeability Tools for Home Activities
Bikeability Tools for Home Activities
Bikeability Parent's Handbook
This short handbook has been designed especially for parents, guardians or carers of young cyclists who have just completed their Bikeability training. Its aim is to share with you what they have learnt and to give you the confidence to go cycling with them on roads or cycleways."WHICH?" magazine in-car safety article links
A selection of articles produced and written by "WHICH?". These aim to inform and assist parents with issues surrounding in-car safety for children and infants.
Road Safety GB
Road Safety GB provides useful information in relation to in-car safety for children and infants. The links below direct you to specific sections on the 'Road Safety GB' website. These sections include;
Importance of fitting a car seat correctly
Road safety experts say a recent spot check of child car seats in Leicestershire found problems in nearly half of the vehicles that they saw.
For full article click here
Please see an informative video below.Good Egg Safety - Car Seat Safety
Good Egg Safety has produced a new video which highlights common problems which could endanger the lives of children being carried in car seats
Good Egg Safety Links
Make sure that you are taking all of the right precautions with Road Safety GB 'Good Egg Safety'.
Good Egg Safety offers plenty of help and support to users in respect of car safety. Below are some useful links for more information:
www.goodeggcarsafety.com - National initiative for advising on correctly fitting child car seatswww.goodeggcarsafety.com/blog - The popular car seat safety Blog offering families top tips
www.facebook.com/goodeggsafety - Top tips and competitions for families on car seat safety
www.twitter.com/goodeggsafety - Top tips and competitions for families on car seat safety
Seat belts and child restraints
The Department for Transport have produced a booklet to assist in informing parents/guardians/carers about the law surrounding seat belts and child restraints. In addition, the booklet also provides information and guidance on the best practice using car seats, restraints and seat belts.
Link to useful websites
In-car Safety Centre - Here you will find advice, explanations and demonstrations on how to select the most suitable seat for each child.
Driving while pregnant - This webpage contains advice on how to wear your seatbelt safely throughout your pregnancy.The documents below provide further guidance and advice.In safe hands - A5 leaflet detailing laws and guidance regarding car seats for children aged 0-12. The leaflet covers stages from pregnancy to age 12.
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