teacher resources
Our Street Resources provide teachers with downloadable lesson plans, activities, and educational materials to integrate road safety into PDHPE classes. Designed to engage students, these resources cover key topics such as risk awareness, decision-making, and safe driving behaviors. By bringing real-world scenarios into the classroom, they help young drivers develop the knowledge and skills needed to stay safe on the road.
Teacher resources
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Drink Driving
Drink driving isn’t driving drunk – just one drink – even if you don’t feel it – is enough to reduce your ability to drive. Young drivers with any amount of alcohol in them are at a much higher risk of crashing. This is why the government set the zero alcohol limit for drivers on the L’s and P’s.
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Vehicle Safety
Manufacturers say their vehicles are “safe” but you don’t know what this means unless there is independent testing. There is no way of judging how a vehicle is going to perform in a crash just by looking at it.
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What to do if you are in a crash
Car crashes, unfortunately, are a common occurrence. Thankfully, the majority of these incidents are minor, often described as just a “prang,” where no one sustains any injuries.
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DRSABC First Aid
In the video, it explains the DRSABC method, which is a first-aid approach applicable to various emergencies, including car crashes.
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Safety Campaigns
On the move website focuses on road safety education in New South Wales (NSW) schools, recognising that road-related crashes are a major cause of death and serious injury among young people. Road safety is integrated into the school…
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Youth Solutions
Youth Solutions works across the Macarthur and Wingecarribee regions of NSW, delivering health education programs, campaigns and activities aimed at reducing and preventing our community’s young people from experiencing the harms of drugs and alcohol.
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AFSA (Australian Financial Security Authority)
Before you buy a second-hand motor vehicle you should check that there are no existing security interests registered against it by searching the PPSR. If a security interest has been registered against the vehicle, it may not be debt-free and may be repossessed…
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