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Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
		1 Australian Industry Trade College (Robina) QLD, Gold Coast Event over Dominic College and St Mary’s College TAS, Hobart Event over	2 Gympie State High School, James Nash State High School (TBD) QLD, Gympie Event over Shellharbour Anglican College – Postponed NSW, Illawarra Event over	3 Holy Spirit College – postponed NSW, Illawarra Event over	4	5
6 New Town High School TAS, Hobart Event over	7 POSTPONED – Toowoomba Anglican School QLD, Toowoomba Event over Lalor North College, Caroline Chisholm Catholic College & The Island VIC, Broadmeadows Event over	8 Fahan School and Rosny College TAS, Hobart Event over	9 Kingston High School TAS, Hobart Event over St Euphemia College – Year 11 – postponed NSW, Sydney Olympic Park Event over	10 Encounter Lutheran College ; Investigator College – Goolwa SA, Victor Harbor Event over Tasman District School, Southern Christian College and The Hutchins School TAS, Hobart Event over	11	12
13 St Peter’s Lutheran College (Indooroopilly) QLD, Brisbane Event over Taroona High School TAS, Hobart Event over	14 Eudunda Area School & Kapunda High School SA, Barossa Valley Event over St Peter’s Lutheran College (Springfield) QLD, Brisbane Event over Mt Carmel College, St Michael’s Collegiate School and Tarremah Steiner School TAS, Hobart Event over	15 Nuriootpa High School SA, Barossa Valley Event over St Marys College QLD, Toowoomba Event over	16 Bribie Island State High School QLD, Caboolture Event over Faith Lutheran School SA, Barossa Valley Event over Amity College – Girls – Postponed NSW, Sydney - Cecil park Event over	17 Victor Harbor High School ; Yankalilla Area School SA, Victor Harbor Event over Brisbane Boys College QLD, Brisbane - Mount Gravatt Event over Parramatta Marist High School – postponed NSW, Sydney Olympic Park Event over	18	19
20	21	22 South Otago High/Tokomairiro/Lawrence Area School/Telford -SIT South Otago,	23 Mt Carmel College SA, Seaton Fully booked	24	25	26
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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