School stories

Our objective with this project is to emphasize the importance of yellow lines for handicapped people who experiences difficulties in traffic and how they are continuously violated and neglected.

We worked on the development of an app and device to access emergency calls when a citizen is at risk. The app contains a variety of first aid help for several situations. It can be operated by anyone who is in danger or in a high-risk situation.

This project aims to implement an awareness campaign in our school and community regarding road safety and sustainable mobility. The focus of our work was our school surroundings because of the lack of traffic signs and safety controls on the street.

Our city has grown rapidly in the last ten years; this growth has brought benefits and facilities for everyone, but also a lot of traffic problems. The transportation system has become a problem because stations have added to the traffic.

Our project identified key road safety facts in our city, with the final goal of improving an automated public bike rental system by creating indicators, maps and recommendations to achieve more efficient communication between cyclists and drivers.

The project sought a way for students to reflect, investigate and implement their own ideas and initiatives to improve road safety education in the school environment.

This project focused on creating awareness about the dangers of using your phone while driving. We delivered the message by creating a wordless comic strip that could be understood by everyone, regardless of the language they spoke.

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.

Fifteen enthusiastic students worked to identify the issues of road safety and sustainable development in our community and provoke change in our district in order to reduce road accidents. We involved other institutions to support our mission.

Our aims were to report, educate and make people aware of the different problems of mobility in our city. We consider awareness as a solution. That is why we used literary and cinematic works as a means of artistic expression with a social end.

‘Safer You, Safer Me, Safe is Everybody’. This attitude in youth will alter the course of numerous lives and will build a safe community. This can be achieved if teenagers are made aware of the rules of driving and the road signs.

After an initial investigation and discussions, we realised the need to educate others on the importance of drivers respecting the road lanes. We visited with local traffic police, created a street play and made materials to share our message.

Our Lyceum is in Kyiv where there's much traffic, so we participated in the project to draw attention to road safety and to help our students to be responsible pedestrians now and responsible drivers in the future.

The relevance of the project, is based on a problem of common interest and as often happens with road safety issues: "all care, but unfortunately there are no solutions".
We assume a proactive attitude we put into action.

Today’s society depends too much on technology to get through daily activities; we don’t even realize that we could be putting our lives in danger. Our project dealt with the modern hazard of cell phone use while driving.

Our project consisted of a photo and slogan exhibition, interactive awareness-raising presentations, simulated driving activities, a traffic-sign mural and proposals for safe access to and from our school.

We are high school students. Our team is called "Team L.U.X." which stands for Learn, Understand and Xemplify. Together we worked on various activities in our community and school based on 'Road Safety' and 'Responsible Driving Conduct'.

This project defines road safety and provides tips that younger students should learn in order to stay safe on the roads. Grade 8 students, presented their work through PowerPoint presentations and construction projects.

We designed a safe cycling path which connects 29 high schools in Historical Peninsula of Istambul to encourage the use of bikes which is desperately needed in our city.

The project focused on finding the major causes of the increasing number of road accidents involving minors on scooters. Attention needs to be given to create awareness among children of the harmful consequences of these accidents.