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Mt Aspiring College

Cromwell Highlands Motorsport Park, Corner SH6 and Sandflat Road, Sandflat Road,
Cromwell, Central Otago 9384 New Zealand

Students are reminded to bring their own morning tea, lunch, water bottle and a pen. Morning tea and lunch are provided for teachers. Venue is Highlands Motorsport Park

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Scotch Oakburn College

Launceston Symmons Plains International Raceway, 14872 Midland Hwy, Perth TAS 7300
Launceston, TAS 7300 Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch.  Catering is provided for teachers.

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Riverside High School

Launceston Symmons Plains International Raceway, 14872 Midland Hwy, Perth TAS 7300
Launceston, TAS 7300 Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch.  Catering is provided for teachers.

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Kings Meadows High School

Launceston Symmons Plains International Raceway, 14872 Midland Hwy, Perth TAS 7300
Launceston, TAS 7300 Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch.  Catering is provided for teachers.

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POSTPONED – Narangba Valley State High School

Caboolture Morayfield Sports & Events Centre 298 Morayfield Rd, Morayfield QLD
Caboolture, QLD Australia

A free bottle of water will be supplied to all students at morning tea break. Students are asked to bring their own morning tea and lunch. Lunch and Morning Tea […]

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Campbell Town District School

Launceston Symmons Plains International Raceway, 14872 Midland Hwy, Perth TAS 7300
Launceston, TAS 7300 Australia

Students are reminded to bring a pen, water, morning tea and lunch.  Catering is provided for teachers.

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As a Police officer for over 40 years and NSW Police Commissioner for 5 years, I have personally seen all too often the devastating impact that road trauma can have at all levels of the community. I have long advocated that the key to making our roads a safer place rests with driver education programs.

We must develop a road safety culture in schools, supporting behaviour change through interactive learning that is age appropriate and importantly promoting social and peer responsibility. Through the RYDA Program, RSE are committed to providing the best possible road safety education for youth.

Kenneth Moroney
AO APM MBA Commissioner of the NSW Police Force from 2002 until 2007, Vice Patron Road Safety Education Foundation