Three lucky students from sixth form colleges in Waltham Forest will be able to learn to drive safely and with confidence, after winning driving lessons at a road safety event.
The three were among nearly 1,000 16-17 year old students who attended the Safe Drive Stay Alive theatre education event held in Chingford on 1 and 2 October. This hard hitting event, seen by students across the UK, is aimed at new drivers and uses real life emergency service workers and crash victims to illustrate the impact of drink driving, speed, peer pressure and seatbelt use in the event of a crash.
After leaving feedback for the event on the Safe Drive London Facebook page their names were entered into a prize draw sponsored by “Project Centre Ltd” one of the main companies providing highways safety schemes to Waltham Forest Council.
I presented John Heath from Waltham Forest College, Mervay Kmt from Holy Family Catholic School, and Danielle Thomson from Sir George Monoux College, with their prize vouchers.
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| Danielle Thomson from Sir George Monoux and Mervay Kmt from Holy Family |
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| John Heath from Waltham Forest College |
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| John, Mervay and Danielle |
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