Wednesday 7 October 2015

Y34 Road Safety

Our Year 3&4 pupils benefitted from a Road Safety show last week that featured some magic to really capture their interest!

Synopsis
The magician shows a length of cord and tells the story about a little boy called Billy Acord.  Billy loved going cycling but as he went around a roundabout he was ‘Cut Up’ and ended up in pieces. Billy later fully recovers and is restored into one length of cord.

The Billy Acord Story
This is a story about a little boy called Billy Acord. He is called Billy Acord because it’s really a story about a piece of cord who I am going to call Billy.
Billy used to love going cycling; he had completed his cycle proficiency test, put on his cycle helmet and off he went out for a ride one day.

Billy was cycling along ( tie the reef knot to form the roundabout as you say this part of the story) when he came to a roundabout. He was cycling around the roundabout when, unfortunately for him, he got ‘Cut Up’. Billy ended up in pieces, in fact Billy ended up in two pieces one on this side and the other on this side giving us four ends. (Count the ends to prove you have two pieces of cord.)

An ambulance was called and Billy was taken to hospital, where the nurse noticed he still had his cycle helmet on and his hair was hanging out of the side. The doctors examined him because he could have been very seriously injured, he could have broken his arm, he could have broken his legs, he could have been brain damaged. The nurse noticed his hair and it niggled her so she decided to trim it off, (cut the ends of the cord above the knot then pull on the ends of the cord as you say the next part of the story.) She took the cycle helmet off and Billy was one of those few boys who had an accident but wasn’t injured and was able to tell the tale.

Reflectiveness
"It made me realise how you need to have your helmet on... even if it does look a bit silly sometimes. If Billy hadn't worn his helmet he might have died!"
Kiera

"Poor Billy's injuries were very nasty. I play out sometimes and I need to be very careful around the roads"
Fitzroy



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