Tailored to local priorities
Partners
Extend your road safety reach.
YRSE is a UK not-for-profit helping schools, councils, road safety partnerships, businesses and government bodies make structured road safety education available to more young people.
Partner support helps more schools and students access the programmes. Together, we can respond to local priorities and understand programme reach, student engagement and changes in attitudes and behavioural intentions.
Choose your route
The right partnership begins with the outcome you want.
Choose the route closest to your role. We will help shape the rest with you.
Schools
Bring ready-to-use education into the classroom.
Deliver through teachers and relationships students already know.
Explore the school route Councils and road safety partnershipsBuild consistent education across your area.
Connect local priorities with structured delivery across participating schools.
Explore the local route Business, government and strategic partnersMake access possible for more young people.
Support priority communities, evaluation, expansion or funded school places.
Explore the strategic routeA managed service
Built for schools. Ready to work locally.
YRSE brings together specialist road safety education, a managed platform and ongoing programme support. It is not a folder of resources handed to a school.
We manage the systems around delivery so partners can focus on reach, local relevance and the difference they want to make.
YRSE delivery systemManaged throughout
Teacher accreditation
Class enrolment and access
Quizzes, surveys and emails
Certificates and reporting
Student outcomes measured
Learning informs improvement.
Surveys, quizzes and participation help show engagement and changes in attitudes and reported behavioural intentions.For schools
The system handles the administration. Teachers deliver the learning.
Schools can choose DriverReady, E-Mobility Education or both. YRSE sets up the programme environment and manages access, while the school provides teachers and classroom time.
Teachers and classroom time
Setup, access and administration
Prepared lessons with their students
Teacher accreditation takes 20 minutes. Once a class is enrolled, prepared lessons are available at any time. Surveys, emails, completion, certificates and agreed reporting are managed around the teaching. See how school delivery works ↗
The model draws on more than 20 years of supporting teachers and their feedback about what works in real classrooms. It is designed to avoid unnecessary additional workload.
Current workDriverReady is being prepared for an initial county pilot in Lincolnshire.
For councils and road safety partnerships
Make consistent road safety education possible across your area.
One partnership can support urban, rural and dispersed schools without requiring an officer to deliver every lesson.
Reach more classrooms through the teachers already in them.
YRSE provides the programme and managed system. Schools retain the trusted relationship with students.
Bring local relevance into consistent learning.
YRSE can incorporate relevant local data, examples and priority issues while retaining consistent core learning across participating schools.
See reach, engagement and change across the area.
Anonymised, aggregated reporting can show participation, engagement and student outcomes, including meaningful trends across localities or school groups.
Explore outcomes and reporting ↗Give campaigns an educational foundation.
Students learn why road safety matters and practise useful strategies, building context for wider campaigns, advertising and public messages.
For business, government and strategic partners
Your support can remove cost as a barrier for schools.
As a not-for-profit, YRSE relies on grants, sponsorship and strategic partnerships to maintain, develop and improve the programmes, support schools and make funded access possible.
This support can extend education to more students and communities. Without it, the number of schools and areas YRSE can support is limited.
Discuss what your support could make possibleYour support can make possible
- 01Funded access for schools or priority communities
- 02Teacher onboarding and ongoing school support
- 03Programme maintenance, evaluation and annual improvement
- 04Local tailoring, reporting and responsible expansion
Research, education, evaluation and road safety organisations can also contribute expertise. Joint communications, local launches and media activity can recognise support while keeping young people and communities at the centre.
How a partnership can start
From a shared idea to schools ready to begin.
You do not need a completed plan before getting in touch. We shape the practical route together.
- 01
Tell us what you want to achieve
Share the young people, schools, area or priority you want to support.
- 02
Shape the approach together
We identify the right programme, partnership model, local context and reporting.
- 03
Prepare schools to begin
YRSE coordinates setup and support so teachers can concentrate on delivery.
Start a conversation
Start with a conversation, not a completed plan.
Tell us what you would like to support, what you are seeing locally or what you would like a partnership to achieve.
We will listen, ask useful questions and explain what working together could look like.
Start a conversation