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Teach vital road safety
skills with Brake, the
road safety charity
Join thousands taking part in Brake’s Kids Walk campaign
to share important road safety messages with children aged
4-11 and the grown-ups who care for them.
On average 6 children are killed or
seriously injured on UK roads every day.
That’s equivalent to a whole class of
children every single week.
At Brake, the road safety charity, we believe
that every child has the right to walk in
their community without fear of traffic and
pollution. Danger from traffic is a big factor
in whether families are able to walk safely in
the places where they live.
Brake’s Kids Walk is a great way to inspire
and engage primary schoolchildren about
the dangers they face, promote the benefits
of walking and raise awareness among
parents, carers and the wider community
about the need to protect children on roads.
Free road safety teaching resources
Brake provides a free action pack* of
teaching resources online for everyone who
signs up to Kids Walk. You’ll find everything
you need to take part including:
- Lesson plans
- Assemblies
- Activities
- Posters
- Toolkits to take part
- Letters home
- Certificates
- Post cards
- Colouring sheets
- And more!
*Printed packs while stocks last. Digital
packs available to all who sign up.
Take a walk in your local community
Join thousands of primary schoolchildren
walking at the same time to promote the
health and planet-saving benefits of walking
and shout out for their right to make safe
and healthy journeys. Share important road
safety messages and practice safely crossing
roads and walking near traffic.
Join us! Wednesday 19 June 2024
Sign up now for your FREE action pack of
teaching resources at
www.brake.org.uk/kidswalk.
Brake’s Kids Walk is delivered by Brake, the
road safety charity and sponsored by esure
and Sheilas’ Wheels. Brake is the national
road safety charity that campaigns for safer
streets for all.
We run the National Road Victim Service,
supporting thousands of families bereaved
and seriously injured by road crashes.
We also run campaigns including Brake’s
Kids Walk and Road Safety Week.
Find out more at www.brake.org.uk.
