Our Year 5 and 6 pupils participated in a unique and engaging theatre event delivered by The Riot Act as part of Road Safety Week. The interactive sessions used live drama and multimedia to recreate a road traffic accident scene, encouraging students to investigate what happened and who was responsible.

The project taught essential road safety skills, such as:

• The dangers of distractions like phones and music.
• The importance of using crossings correctly.
• The emotional and physical consequences of poor road safety.

Through this immersive experience, pupils explored how to stay safe and make wise decisions as they begin to travel more independently. It was a memorable learning opportunity, and the students thoroughly enjoyed the chance to be detectives for the day!

The Year 1 children at Pinner Park Primary School recently embarked on an exciting adventure as part of their unit on transport. The trip began with a walk to North Harrow Station, where the children took the underground train to Rickmansworth. From there, they continued their journey on foot to Batchworth Lock, home of the Rickmansworth Waterways Trust.

At the lock, the children enjoyed a hands-on learning experience, including a trip on a canal boat, offering them a unique perspective on the waterways and their history. The visit was both educational and enjoyable, providing insights into transport methods past and present.
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After their time at the lock, the children retraced their steps, completing the return journey by underground train and walking back to school. It was an unforgettable experience, filled with discovery and adventure!

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