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2025 / 2026 Junior Road Safety Officers!

Theo, Ozzie, Alice and Annabelle
Summer term activities!
This term, the JRSO team have been busy completing an article for the parish magazine.
Holbrook Primary School JRSOs 2026 report for Parish Council Magazine
They are also preparing to remind everyone in school about the importance of the Green Cross Code for which we will reprise the Green Cross Code rap which we composed and shared last year.
Find a safe place to cross the road
Stop at the edge of the kerb
Look right, look left, look right again
And cross if the coast is clear
Wait if the traffic whizzes by
Then look right, look left, look right again,
When it’s safe you can cross the road
And this is the Green Cross Code
Spring term activities!
The children planted more daffodil bulbs to build on our joint project with the Green Gang that we started last year and then made signs to draw attention to the fact that bulbs would be growing through the grass verges. Along with ticketing cars congratulating them for parking responsibly, this has reduced vehicles planting on the grass verges opposite the school and raised awareness in the local community. We also ran the Big Walk and Wheel for a fortnight just before the Easter break.


At the end of term, we were delighted to collate information for Suffolk County Council in order to enable them to issue us with an informative and useful active travel leaflet.
Autumn term activities!
In December, our JRSOs (Junior Road Safety Officers) ran their annual Bright Bandz Competition which we launched during Road Safety Week. The competition encouraged everyone to think about being seen and staying safe when walking or cycling, especially during the darker winter months. Pupils designed bright and creative bandz to help promote road safety across the school. The JRSOs were really impressed with the colourful and imaginative entries and enjoyed judging all the designs. Prizes were awarded to the winning entries from each class, and everyone learned some important tips about keeping safe on the roads.





Whole school Green Cross Code rap


Why do we need to teach children about road safety?
In Western society, if a child is to be killed, or seriously injured, the chances are that it will happen on the roads.
During 2012 61 children aged under 15 were killed on Britain’s roads, one more than in 2010 but 52% down on the 2005-2009 average.
Road Safety Education for children in primary schools is the starting point for life as a road user, whether as a pedestrian, a cyclist, or a driver.
Source – Suffolk Roadsafe
JRSO accolades
JRSO Gold award 2024/25
JRSO Gold award 2023/24
JRSO Gold award 2022/23
JRSO Silver award 2019
JRSO Gold award 2018
JRSO Gold award 2017

Mrs. H. Sharp
Year 4 Teacher, Music, MFL and Pupil Voice Lead.




