Safe on the Street
Road accidents are the single biggest cause of accidental death among 5–14 year olds.
Below is some information about websites that can help children to learn more about road safety.
Safe on the Street
'Safe on the Street' is an interactive website resource covering road safety issues to educate primary school children at school and home. It is part of the BMW Education Programme and is available at from their website, linked at the bottom of the page. The resource is aimed at seven to eleven year olds and provides road safety education in a novel, interactive, and fun way whilst helping to develop relevant Information and Communication Technology skills.
3M Streetwise - Bright thinking on our roads
The global technology company 3M has created this Road Safety Education Programme, called 3M Streetwise, for Key Stage 2 pupils. The programme has been produced by teachers in association with the Department for Transport and the road safety charity, Brake. 
The site will teach children how to be safe on our streets - and it may even teach adults a few new things! Please visit the website, linked at the bottom of the page.
If you would like to receive posters or leaflets relating to our campaigns or promotions, please contact the Road Safety Education Officer via email: road.safety@rbk.kingston.gov.uk or call 020 8547 5865.