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Learning to be safe pedestrians

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Tracey Fowler

Published: 11:00 AM February 13, 2012    Updated: 8:50 PM October 27, 2020

YOUNGSTERS at Trinity Primary School in Portishead donned high visibility jackets to take part in a pedestrian safety training course.

Year two students used a network of painted roads and zebra crossings in the school playground for the lessons designed to help them develop a greater understanding of road safety.

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