Active Education

For 302 Grade 12 learners at Mphethi Mahlatsi Secondary School, today was about preparing for the road ahead. 🚗🚸

The DP World K53 Road Safety Roadshow gave learners practical insight into the learner’s licence process, the importance of having a valid driver’s licence, and the responsibility that comes with becoming a future driver.

Learners also put their knowledge to the test through a mock K53 Learner’s Licence exam, with results shared with the school to help identify learners with potential for further support.

Thank you to the school, educators, learners and our Community Traffic Officers for being part of the day!

📍 302 Grade 12 learners seen

Sometimes, a simple conversation about road safety can make a lasting impression.🚸

Today, the DP World Road Safety team visited Laerskool Bredell, where 400 learners took part in an interactive road safety activation.

Learners got involved, shared their thoughts and explored practical ways to stay safe as pedestrians and road users. Their participation and enthusiasm made for a positive session, with important road safety lessons brought to life through activities and discussion.

A heartfelt thank you to the principal, educators and staff at Laerskool Bredell for welcoming the team and supporting the activation. We also appreciate our Community Traffic Officers for their continued support and commitment to helping us take road safety education into schools and communities.

📍 Laerskool Bredell – 400 learners seen

A new group of future road safety champions stepped up today! 🚸

The DP World Road Safety team visited Primrose Hill School, where 663 learners took part in an interactive road safety activation.

The learners got involved in the activities, shared what they already knew and explored practical ways to stay safe when walking, crossing roads and travelling around traffic. Their enthusiasm and participation made the session a great reminder that road safety education starts with giving children the confidence to make safer choices.

A big thank you to the principal, educators and staff at Primrose Hill School for welcoming the team and supporting the activation. We also appreciate our Community Traffic Officers for their continued support in taking road safety education into our communities.

📍 Primrose Hill School – 663 learners seen

Road safety is a shared responsibility, and today was another reminder of what can be achieved when schools and communities come together.🚸

The DP World Road Safety team visited Phororong Primary School and Mbulelo Primary School, where 1,221 learners participated in interactive road safety sessions. Learners enthusiastically took part in discussions and practical activities, gaining valuable knowledge that will help them make safer choices on and around our roads.

We were also proud to be joined by our Community Traffic Officers, whose support and expertise added even greater value to the day's activations. Their presence reinforces the importance of working together to create safer communities for every child.

A heartfelt thank you to the principals, educators and staff at both schools for their warm hospitality and continued commitment to road safety education.

Schools Visited:
📍 Phororong Primary School – 739 learners seen
📍 Mbulelo Primary School – 482 learners seen

🚦💙 Effort Primary School

“What would you do if you saw a friend about to cross the road without looking?”

That question got learners thinking at Effort Primary School. 🚸 With 400 learners taking part in the Motus Road Safety Program, the conversation quickly became about more than road rules; it became about looking out for one another.

It was encouraging to hear learners share how even the smallest actions, like reminding a friend to stop, look and listen, can help keep everyone safe. Because when one learner makes a safer choice, it has the power to influence many more.

A heartfelt thank you to the principal, educators and learners of Effort Primary School for the warm welcome and enthusiastic participation. Special thanks to the Community Traffic Officers for their continued support and commitment to safer school communities. Together, we're helping build a generation that understands road safety starts with each of us.

Every learner reached is another step towards building a safer future.🚸

Today, the DP World Road Safety team visited Sedaven Primary School, where 107 learners took part in an engaging road safety session. Through interactive activities and practical discussions, learners explored how everyday decisions; whether walking to school, crossing the road or travelling in a vehicle can help keep them safe.

Although it was a smaller group, the enthusiasm and participation from the learners were outstanding. Their curiosity, confidence and willingness to get involved made for a meaningful and enjoyable activation.

A heartfelt thank you to the principal, educators and staff at Sedaven Primary School for the warm welcome and support. We also extend our sincere appreciation to our dedicated Community Traffic Officers for their continued partnership and commitment to helping create safer communities.

School Visited:
📍 Sedaven Primary School – 107 learners reached

Creating safer communities begins by giving young people the knowledge and confidence to make safe decisions every day.🚸

Today, the DP World Road Safety team visited Brandvlei Primary School and Shamrock Christian School, where 1,021 learners participated in engaging and interactive road safety sessions. Through practical demonstrations, discussions and hands-on activities, learners explored how simple choices can help keep themselves, their families and their communities safe.

It was inspiring to see learners so eager to get involved, answer questions and put their road safety knowledge into practice. Their enthusiasm reminds us why these conversations are so important.

A heartfelt thank you to the principals, educators and staff at both schools for their warm welcome and support. We also extend our sincere appreciation to our dedicated Community Traffic Officers for their continued partnership and commitment to helping build safer roads for everyone.

Schools Visited:
📍 Brandvlei Primary School – 931 learners seen
📍 Shamrock Christian School – 90 learners seen

Road safety is a lesson that learners carry with them long after the school day ends.🚸

Today, the DP World Road Safety team visited Tlhakanang Primary School and Phuthumani Primary School, where learners enthusiastically took part in interactive road safety sessions designed to build awareness and encourage safer choices on and around our roads.

From engaging discussions to practical demonstrations, the learners participated with confidence and excitement, showing just how valuable these opportunities are in helping them become safer pedestrians and responsible road users.

A heartfelt thank you to the principals, educators and staff at both schools for their warm welcome and continued support. We also extend our sincere appreciation to our dedicated Community Traffic Officers, whose ongoing partnership and commitment play an important role in making these activations a success.

Schools Visited:
📍 Tlhakanang Primary School – 600 learners seen
📍 Phuthumani Primary School – 512 learners seen

Tomorrow is the day! ⚽🎉

Tomorrow, the countdown ends and the action begins!

We can't wait to see the energy, sportsmanship, incredible goals, and unforgettable memories created on the field.
Good luck to every team travelling to St Dominic's Catholic School for Girls.

See you on the field! ❤️💙

Be Bold. Be Brave. Be Unstoppable.

🚦💙 Eden Ridge Primary School

“What’s one safe choice you can make every day?”

That simple question got learners talking at Eden Ridge Primary School. 🚸 With 488 learners taking part in the Motus Road Safety Program, it was inspiring to hear them share how small actions like putting distractions away and looking both ways before crossing, can make a life-saving difference.

Road safety starts with everyday choices, and today's conversation showed that these learners are ready to lead by example.

A sincere thank you to the principal, educators and learners of Eden Ridge Primary School for the warm welcome and enthusiastic participation.