700 students attend workshops on all aspects of safety

Self-defense techniques, blind spot in traffic or fire safety, it was all discussed on a special BeSafe day. Not just in the classroom, because the students could experience everything first hand.

These students work on safety at home, in traffic, but they also learn other things.

“There is also mental safety in that, food safety, the students learn to cook and know that they have to wash their hands first and that a school kitchen is different from cooking at home. We want to do that in a way that it is not with a pedantic finger, but that they really experience how safety is discussed everywhere and that they can deal with it preventively,” it sounds.