Active Schools update: Spotlight on Rosebud Secondary College
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The TAC’s Road to Zero In-School Program is is taking bookings for terms 3 and 4! The Road to Zero In-School Program is designed specifically to align with the health and physical education (HPE) curriculum at years 9 and 10 and VCAL. The Program includes an immersive exhibition, followed by a curriculum-based education program.
Students rotate between eight interactive digital stations. They then use a range of information sources to research and reflect on road safety behaviours of 14-17 year olds. Students apply their findings to create a short video campaign that reinforces positive road use.
The In-School Program caters for secondary schools that due to distance can’t easily attend the experience at Melbourne Museum. It’s important to note that the program is delivered free to your school and is set up and run by trained Road to Zero facilitators.
Here’s what some teachers have said about the Program:
“This program was really well organised. I am glad it is taken out to rural / regional areas where it is needed most.”
– Teacher, Horsham
“The kids really enjoyed it. All parts were valuable. The room set up with stands was great.”
– Teacher, Horsham
Road to Zero look forward to running this innovative program at your school. Please refer to the website for more information, as well as pre and post-visit resources.
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!