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NEW JOURNEY

Learn how to plan safe and sustainable journeys to your new school. Follow road safety tips, create a personal checklist, and know what to do in different situations. Practice your journey before starting at your new school. Think about the environment and choose sustainable transport options.

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NEW JOURNEY

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  1. NEW JOURNEY New School New Choices

  2. Out and About Journey Planning

  3. What did we learn last time? • Choose safe routes • Use crossings if you can • If there’s no crossing, find somewhere safe – away from parked cars and bends in the road • Stay focussed – never cross while using a mobile or stereo • Don’t trust traffic • Use the Green Cross Code

  4. THINK FIRST • STOP • USE YOUR EYES AND EARS • WAIT UNTIL IT'S SAFE TO CROSS • LOOK AND LISTEN • ARRIVE ALIVE

  5. Where can you go?

  6. Your personal checklist • Money, including some for emergencies • A phone card or mobile phone • Let someone know who you are with • Let someone know where you are going • Work out how to get there • Arrange a time to be home • List of telephone numbers in case you need to ring someone • A plan in case something goes wrong

  7. OUT AND ABOUT • What would you do if? …….

  8. You have missed the bus home Can I go back into school and phone someone? Is there another bus I can catch?

  9. One of your friends asks for a lift on your bike • Best not to risk it! • How good are you at negotiating or saying no?

  10. Two of your friends are fighting on the bus • If you can’t calm the situation down – keep out of the way. • Let the driver know that there is a problem • If things are getting out of hand it may be safer for the bus to be stopped

  11. Need to phone but no money • Make sure you know how to make a reverse charge call • Dial 100 and ask for the operator to connect them to the telephone number that they need • On mobile phones there is the option of dialling 0800 ‘reverse’

  12. Quick Fire Round Take with me or Leave at home?

  13. Have you done any of these? Hands up! • Planned a journey • Walked to somewhere • Done cycle training • Cycled somewhere • Travelled on a bus • Travelled on a train/underground

  14. Safer journeys Now think walking somewhere new. Picture the journey. Is it as clear? Think about a journey that you know – to school perhaps. Picture the journey in your mind What do you see?

  15. Practice, practice, practice! • It is a really good idea to practice your journey to your secondary school during the summer holidays. • Plan your route and walk it with your parents • Work out where it is safe to cross the road • Think about ….. • www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk

  16. Getting to school How am I going to travel? Who will I travel with? How long will the journey take? What time will I have to leave in the morning?

  17. Getting home from school How long will the journey take? What time will I get home? What time will I normally leave? How am I going to travel?

  18. Now think about – What if ……? Money It’s dark – can I be seen easily Bus Pass Cycle Helmet I stay behind at school? Travelcard Have I got lots to carry? Is it raining?

  19. How will my journey affect the planet? • What is climate change? • How does using a car for the journey to school affect the environment? • www.direct.gov.uk/en/Environmentandgreenerliving/Thewiderenvironment/Climatechange/DG_072920 • www.carbondetectives.org.uk

  20. Sustainable Transport www.travelbuster.org.uk Cycle Walk Car Share Bus

  21. Plenary • Can you remember your checklist • Have a plan for when things go wrong • Practice your journey before you start at your new school • Always think ‘what if ….?’ And have a plan • Think about the way that you will travel – is it kind to the environment?

  22. Acknowledgements Department for Transport Making Choices Think Road Safety Campaign Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Leicestershire County Council Travelwise – North Yorkshire Produced by Buckinghamshire County Council - School Travel Planning Team – 01296 383028

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