The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has launched the Safe Cross Code Dance Competition 2019 for primary school students. Now entering its fifth year, the competition encourages children to demonstrate to all pedestrians how to cross the road safely. Along with their teachers, students nationwide from junior infants to sixth class recreate the dance, performing the song in either Irish or English, for a chance to win great prizes for their school. Schools not only get to have fun but also to learn va

As your children return to school, teach them the lyrics to The Safe Cross Code to help them stay safe on our roads. | Road Safety Authority Ireland

The Seatbelt Sheriff and the OK Kid are here once again to remind you of the importance of knowing your Safe Cross Code! #Yeehaw #SeatbeltSheriff | Road Safety Authority Ireland

The #SafeCrossCodeDanceCompetition2019 for primary school students is LIVE! Now entering its fifth year, the competition encourages children to demonstrate to all pedestrians how to cross the road safely. Along with their teachers, students nationwide (from junior infants to sixth class) have a chance to recreate the dance, performing the song in either Irish or English, for the opportunity to win great prizes for their school. Schools not only get to have fun but also to learn valuable life les

As part of our #IrishRoadSafetyWeek on LMFM, Pat O'Shaughnassy went to visit the students from Scoil Padhraic Naomha Kilcurry to learn more about the Safe Cross Code. There's plenty additional information about our campaign on our site: www.lmfm.ie/roadsafetyweek LMFM road safety week proudly sponsored by the Ireland edition of The Times subscribe today at thetimes.ie/join | LMFM