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Copyright Room 8, Bucklands Beach Intermediate

Room 8’s Safe Journey to

School By Andrew, Jney, Judd and Ricky

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Safe JourneysHi, we are from Room 8 at Bucklands Beach Intermediate in Auckland. We have created an interactive presentation about travelling to school safely.

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HelpClick on the buttons to choose your journey to school. Pick the safest way to get to school.

Good Luck!

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Choose Your Form of Transportation



WalkYou decide to walk. You see a car coming out of a driveway. It doesn’t seem to see you. Do you keep on walking?

YesYes NoNo


WalkYou stop. The car comes out. Then you keep on walking. You need to cross a road. You can’t see any cars yet. There is a pedestrian crossing 20 metres away. Do you use it?

YesYes NoNo


WalkYou use the pedestrian crossing. As you come closer to school, There is someone riding a scooter on the footpath too. Do you share the footpath with him or walk on the road?

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CarYou decide to go to school by car. Do you sit in the front or the back?

FrontFront BackBack


CarYou decide to sit in the back of the car. After a while, you are approaching the school. Do you unfasten your seatbelt now?

YesYes NoNo


CarYou keep your seatbelt on. Your parent parks the car. Do you get off on the footpath side of the car or the road side?

FootpathFootpath RoadRoad


BikeYou decide to bike to school. You find that your bike has a flat tire. Do you repair it before departing?

YesYes NoNo


BikeYou repair your tyre. Then your parent offers to cycle with you to school. Do you accept the offer?

YesYes NoNo


BikeYour parent starts cycling with you. On the way, there is no footpath but there is a bicycle lane. Do you use it?

YesYes NoNo


Scooter/SkateboardYou decide to scooter/skateboard to school. You find out that you helmet is loose. Do you tighten it?

YesYes NoNo


Scooter/SkateboardYou tighten your helmet. On the way, the footpath is wet. Do you slow down?

YesYes NoNo


Scooter/SkateboardYou slow down. Then there is a railway crossing. You don’t see any trains. There is a proper crossing slightly further away. Do you use it?

YesYes NoNo


BusYou decide to take the bus to school. When you are waiting for the bus, do you wait on the grass verge by the road or as far back as possible?

Grass VergeGrass Verge Far backFar back


BusYou wait far back. You get onto the bus. There is one seat left. Do you stand or sit down?

StandStand Sit downSit down


BusYou sit down. After a while the bus slows down but does not stop in front of your school. Do you get off now or wait until the bus stops?

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TrainYou decide to go to school by train. You need to cross the railway track. Do you cross at an proper or improper crossing?

ProperProper ImproperImproper


TrainYou cross at an proper crossing. On the train, you have to stand up. Do you stand up in the the middle or by the door?

MiddleMiddle DoorDoor


TrainYou stand up in the middle. The train arrives at it’s final stop. You get off. This time, you need to cross two railway tracks. Do you look both ways or only one way?

Both waysBoth ways One wayOne way


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StopThat was a dangerous choice.

Always stop if a car is pulling out of a driveway.



Always use a pedestrian crossing when you can.




Share the footpath with other users.




When possible, sit in the back of a car.




Always keep your seatbelt on unless the car has stopped at it’s destination completely.




When possible, get off a car on the footpath side.




Always repair a flat tyre.




Cycle with a parent when possible.




Use a bicycle instead of the road when possible.




Tighten your helmet when it is loose.




Slow down when the footpath is wet.




Use a proper railway crossing when possible




When waiting for a vehicle, wait as far back as possible.




Sit down on a moving vehicle when possible.




Wait for a moving vehicle to stop completely before getting off it.




Use a proper railway crossing when possible.




When you have to stand up on a vehicle, stand away from doors and openings.




Look both ways before crossing two railway tracks.



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