Customised School-Based Workshops

AISNSW offers schools the opportunity to select from a number of school-based professional learning workshops. These focus on current curriculum issues and are designed to support teachers to incorporate RSE effectively into teaching and learning. Each workshop is flexible and can be customised to help meet the needs of schools. All workshops are typically up to 2 hours in duration, are funded by Transport for NSW and are provided at no cost to schools.

K-6 Road Safety Education: Partnering with Families

This online or face-to-face workshop will support schools to partner with parents and carers in support of Road Safety Education (RSE). 

Teachers will be supported to promote RSE, reinforcing safe road use in and around schools as well as reinforce key RSE messages.

Road Safety Resource Exploration K-6 and 7-12

This hands-on workshop is for teachers who wish to explore the range of RSE resources for their classrooms. During this workshop, participants will be introduced to and utilise a variety of road safety resources and explore how they can be used to enhance learning and engage students. By request, this workshop can also include the use of iPads or interactive whiteboards.

Analysing a Text to Support Bus Safety Resource

The NSW Syllabus for the Australian curriculum English K-6 specifies that students will study a range of texts that vary in mode (spoken, print, visual, digital, media and multimedia) and type (imaginative, informative and persuasive). In this workshop, teachers will explore ways in which RSE resources may be used to embed examples of each mode and type of text within their programming and planning across Early Stage 1 – Stage 3.