Active Schools update: Spotlight on Rosebud Secondary College
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Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the TAC’s ‘Road to Zero Education Complex’ at Melbourne Museum is temporarily closed and the ‘Regional In-School Program’ is on hold. Secondary students studying health and physical education are still able to tap into the world-first program while learning from home.
Take a look at health and physical education resources devised by curriculum and subject matter experts that use TAC’s road safety campaigns to develop students’ skills in critically analysing and evaluating strategies to promote road safety.
Check out the free health and physical education resources on the Road to Zero website, which can be incorporated into your classes right now. Search for the ‘Pre-Visit Activities’ or click the links below for downloadable resources:
Each resource includes a description of the activity (for teachers), curriculum links and a student worksheet. They are suitable for both class-based and remote learning arrangements.
The highly engaging teaching resources are designed to address the Year 9 and 10 Health & PE curriculum, including:
The TAC will keep you in the loop via ‘The Pulse’ and social media about when Road to Zero (an ACHPER Victoria partner) is open for excursions and conducting regional in-school visits.
This article is contributed by ACHPER Victoria partner Transport Accident Commission (TAC).
Photo credit: Rosebud Secondary College reflecting the diverse interests of students and the impact of student voice in shaping the
We are delighted to introduce our new General Manager – Services. An important role as we strengthen our ability to connect movement, learning, and community engagement. Welcome to the team, Jason!