Our Year 11 students recently took part in a 30-minute road safety presentation 

The session was part of a broader national effort to make road safety education both memorable and meaningful, especially for young people about to transition into greater independence on the road. Research shows that teenagers are among the most vulnerable road users, particularly around ages 12–17, when risk-taking behaviour increases and independence grows.

As many of our Year 11 students are either already travelling independently or soon will be, the goal of this session is to help young people make safer choices so that you can:

• Be aware of distractions and how they alter your perception.

• Think ahead instead of acting on impulse.

• Support others in making safe decisions too.