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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Alcohol and drugs
The effects of alcohol and other drugs are wide ranging. Alcohol slows your reflexes, reduces coordination and increases risk taking behaviour making a crash more likely.
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Speed
Speeding is the biggest contributor to road trauma on NSW roads. Each year almost 140 people die and 1,145 people are seriously injured in NSW from speed‑related crashes.
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Crash investigation
The Crash Investigation Unit (CIU) is a specialised police division that investigates serious road crashes, revealing that most are caused by driver negligence rather than accidents. Key factors include fatigue, drink driving, speeding…
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Organ and tissue donation
It’s a subject we all need to know the facts about because in Australia organ and tissue donation won’t go ahead unless your family gives the OK. So it’s important that families have a discussion about organ and tissue donation…
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Brain injury
Brain injury may be acquired through trauma to the head (e.g. as incurred in road accidents, falls, sporting accidents, violent assault, near drowning and gunshot wounds) or through non-traumatic causes…
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What to do if you are in a crash
What to do when you’re involved in a crash on NSW roads. Information on exchanging details, towing and when to call emergency services.
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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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