Teaching road and pedestrian safety at your school
Our new Feet First: Walking Training programme is aimed at children ages 7 to 8 years old (Year 3), and is delivered by trained Walking Instructors employed by Surrey County Council.
The training course provides pupils with road safety skills to better enable them to safely walk to and from school with their parents and carers and prepare them for independent travel. It is taught through a combination of classroom and practical roadside sessions.
- In school pre-training digital modules across 6 topics areas hosted via Agilisys
- On-site training led by trained Walking Instructors and in class lesson plans for teachers
- At home activities to complete with parents and carers
Learning topics covered
- The Green Cross Code
- Road signs and pedestrian crossings
- Recognising safer and unsafe places to cross
- How to cross between parked cars
- The benefits of active travel
The cost of the course will be per pupil and we have provided suggestions on how a school can fund this. Please find the course cost breakdown below:
- Full cost per pupil: £6
- Pupils receiving free school meals: Free*
*Free School Meal (FSM) places are now free and funded for academic year 2024 to 2025.
Request 'Feet First: Walking Training'
- Use the login for booking requests and schools. - this is the same booking platform as Bikeability
- Use your existing login details. If you do not have Bikeability login details or are unsure what they are, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org and we can help you.
- Select the Request Training tab and then select 'Feet First: Walking Training'
What happens next
We will then review training requests against the availability of our Walking Instructors and will confirm course dates as soon as possible. Further guidance will then be sent in the run up to your course.