Telok Kurau Primary School students Adele Lee, Norshazlynn, Nur Arafah, Tan Zong Hong, and Lim Wei Bin created a project called "The Jay Rangers" to address jaywalking by younger students and their parents near the school. They conducted a survey, developed a skit and educational posters, and put up signs to raise awareness about traffic safety and preventing accidents from jaywalking. Their goal was to educate lower primary students on following proper road safety.

1. Name of the School: Telok Kurau Primary School
Address : 50, Bedok Reservoir Road
S'pore : 479239
School Leader: Mr Wilbur Wong
Story Title: Prevention of Jaywalking
Tel.: 62441600 Email: telokkrau_ps@moe.edu.sg
Mentor Teacher : Mr H.Balajee
STUDENT INFORMATION
1) Name: Adele Lee
Age: 11 Grade: P5
2) Name: Norshazlynn
Age: 11 Grade: P5
3) Name: Nur Arafah
Age: 11 Grade: P5
4) Name: Tan Zong Hong
Age: 11 Grade: P5
5) Name: Lim Wei Bin
Age: 11 Grade: P5

2. The Jay Rangers to the Rescue..
Firstly, we did a survey to find out the
After doing some observations to look out
percentage of students actually jaywalking
for a problem in school, we realized that a
large number of P1s and P2s do not to find out the seriousness of the unsafe
act.
observe the traffic safety and jaywalk for
convenience while compromising on
Next we were deciding on how actually to
safety. What was more disturbing is that
send the message across to the young
they actually do it with their parents. So
ones so that they will understand and do
we decided to create an awareness to the
he right thing in the future. Skits, posters,
lower primary students to prevent
putting up a safety board , continued
jaywalking which will prevent accidents
announcements duing assemblies were
from occurring.
some of the ideas generated.
We decided to do a short skit for the lower primary students to get their attention. We also made
colourful posters with road safety messages at strategic places in school most frequented by the P1s
and P2s. These posters were located in the pedestrian crossings in school. There was a big board with
the wordings "Prevent Jaywalking" put up at the security post in our school.