Road safety design competition winner
We are delighted to announce that Prep VI pupil Asa has won a regional road safety sticker design competition organised by YUNEX Traffic.
Ahead of this year’s national Road Safety Week, local YUNEX Traffic representatives invited pupils to create an eye-catching sticker to be displayed on their fleet of vehicles, encouraging drivers to think carefully about their behaviour on the roads. Eleven year old Asa, a keen young artist, produced a bold, vibrant design with a clear and thoughtful message for all road users. His artwork was selected as the winning entry, and he was presented with a certificate and prize voucher by YUNEX Contract Manager, Iain Armstrong.
Road Safety Week, organised by the charity Brake, is the UK’s biggest road safety campaign. Each year, thousands of schools, organisations and communities take part, helping to raise awareness, promote safer road use and champion Brake’s commitment to safe journeys for everyone.
As a school, we are proud to support initiatives that encourage pupils to engage with important community issues. Through opportunities like this, we aim to foster a strong sense of social responsibility, reflecting our core values of integrity and inspiration. Asa’s achievement exemplifies how creativity can be a powerful tool for positive change and highlights the enthusiasm with which Bridgewater pupils contribute to the world around them.
