Teaching little ones about road safety is essential to help them understand the risks of traffic and develop habits that protect their well-being. At this age, children are curious and beginning to explore their environment independently. By learning key safety rules—like looking both ways before crossing, using pedestrian crossings, and holding hands with an adult—they can navigate their surroundings more safely. Early education on road safety also builds awareness of potential dangers, reducing the likelihood of accidents. Instilling these habits early helps ensure children grow up with a strong understanding of how to stay safe in traffic.
Dwardu's Scoops
A monthly update on the activities and events at the college. Dwardu's Scoops lets you see what your children have been up to in their academic achievement, physical development and creative abilities. It also features occasional interviews with Old Edwardians as well as aspects of college life from the past.
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