Histoires d'école

Without caution, passengers opening their car doors can accidently hit and injure cyclists. Aware of this serious problem we, The Road Knights, decided to solve the problem by educating people through various actions.

To reach a wider community achieve maximum impact on saving lives, the Road Safety Guardian's campaign includes a brochure social networking space containing videos, interactive games road safety ideas reaching thousands of people.

Students discovered three different problems and dangers of driving in China, and came up with solutions to inform Chinese drivers. In order to teach Chinese drivers thoroughly, the students created the video in Chinese with English subtitles.

To improve safety and well-being among students and staff of Dulwich College Shanghai, science class 7AL designed a cycle safety display to raise awareness. The idea was soon adopted by the college leadership and grew into a college wide campaign.

We, fifteen students from Grade 11 of Zhangjiagang Singapore International School, divided into three groups to research three different road topics. We then made actions aimed to promote the awareness of safety issues existing in our daily lives.

We, fifteen students from Grade 11 of Zhangjiagang Singapore International School, divided into three groups to research three different road topics. We then made actions aimed to promote the awareness of safety issues existing in our daily lives.

We, eight students in Shanghai, noticed that there were huge amounts of cars blocking the street. We thought, ‘With so many cars and parents crowding in front of the school gate, are there any potential safety hazards?’ That's how our project began.

Road safety is important but remains an untouched topic in our school. Therefore, a group of Grade 10 students calling themselves ‘The Guardians’ decided to produce a computer game to promote and engage younger students about how to travel safely.

We, as a group of SCIS 11th grade students, decided to work on common misbehaviors on the roads. We identified the common misbehaviors and designed lesson plans and developed teaching materials to teach responsible behaviors to local school students.

With this project, we wanted to make some changes to the school's environment and get people thinking about road safety.

Protective bicycle helmets are just not on the radar in China, particularly in the capital city of Beijing. We decided to raise the awareness of the advantages of wearing helmets with creative curiosity provoking projects in our local community.

Campaign to make the Road around the school grounds safer and make the school community aware of the risks of the road.