Good Ideas

This is one of our entries for the UN Decade of Action

Late UN poster entery

Hi we are Taylor Gilmour and Iain Campbell from Moorpark PS. Hope you like our competition entry!

Chevonne Ritchie and Sandy Greig Mintlaw Primary School Importance of speed limits especially around schools.

Katelyn Anderson

Age 10

Newarthill Primary School

North Lanarkshire Council

Road Safety Advice

Bobby Crossan,

Age 11

Newarthill Primary School

North Lanarkshire Council

Road Safety Advice

We are the JRSOs at Glencairn PS Stevenston and our names are Saaraa Ramzan, Danielle Bruce and David Kelly. We at Glencairn PS would like to raise awareness to the fact that more people in the world are killed in road accidents than are dying of Malaria. Following 3 simple rules of the road could be the biggest life saver. 1) Reduce your speed when driving 2) Always wear a seatbelt, even on short journeys 3)When crossing the road STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN

JRSO Lindsay Garrick designed the poster to highlight the fact that help is needed to reduce the risks of road accidents around the world and to achieve this the poster bring to the attention that you alone may not suffice but together we can succeed. Aith Junior High School, Aith, Shetland

UN Road Safety Day Photographer- Sofie Spasova(JRSO) Children in picture- Scott Smith and Matthew Lyall(JRSOs) There was a competition in the primary for a catch pharse for the p0hoto.The winner was Ruth Morris P4. The red on the road shows w2hat might happen if you play the road.

This is our poster for the UN Decade Of Action. It took us forever to do. By Laura Nelson, Eilidh Morrison and Morvern Carmichael!! :)

Poster by Caitlin McVeigh and Hailie Pentleton JRSOs of St Peter's Primary School

Competition Entry More people die on roads than from malaria! Adam Ainslie

Competition Entry More people die on roads than from malaria! Martina Sillence

This is a poster designed in the style of a front cover of a newspaper. It tells people what the UN are trying to do and gives some top tips on road safety. We all worked together to come up with the idea and then we each worked on different parts of it. By Julia, Kieran, Tayler and Elisa!

Road crashes are preventable

Injuries place burdens on hospitals

It is the No 1 cause of death to young people.

Annual deaths are forecast to rise to 1.9 million by 2020

Road crashes kill more people than malaria

1.3 million are killed on the world's roads each year.

From: JRSOs Craig Gillanders and Scott Will Fetterangus Primary School If we can learn road users all over the world to STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, THINK we are sure it would make our world's roads safer and help to prevent road accidents.

Hi we are Jennifer McClelland and Elizabeth Ramsay, the JRSOs from Loudoun Montgomery PS in Irvine. Our poster shows the rights and wrongs of Road Safety. We hope everyone will be sensible when they are using the road.

We are Emily Skinner and Nathan Ross (JRSOs) from Knockbreck Primary School in Tain. We wanted to link Scotland with the rest of the world so on our poster the mosquito represents the world and Nessie represents Scotland. The bash,crash and cracks show how many road crashes and accidents happen around the world every year.The houses represent the towns,villages and cities in the world and the people who live there who might be affected in some way.

" car crashing into the world "poster with poem Let's do what we CAN,

to reduce road accidents AND,

 make the world a safer PLACE,

for the human RACE.

 Jade Thomson, Muirhead Primary School Troon Ayrshire.