Do you know the rules that will get you safely across the road?
Rules Outside of School - Age 5-7
Rules help you stay safe and happy when you are out and about. Learn how to be careful, respectful, and ready to ask a grown-up for help.
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Fascinating Fact:
Treat other people kindly, and use polite words like “please” and “thank you”.
In PSHE Health Education (age 5-7), children learn simple rules for being out in the community. This includes staying close to a trusted adult, taking turns, using quiet voices in shared places, and making safe choices in parks, shops, and on the way home.
Key Terms
Public place: A place lots of people can use, like a park, shop, or library.
Trusted adult: A grown-up who helps keep you safe, such as a parent, carer, or teacher.
Personal space: The space around your body that helps you feel comfortable and safe.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
What are good rules to follow outside of school for age 5-7?
Good rules include staying with a trusted adult, stopping at the edge of roads, using safe places to cross, and being gentle and respectful to people and property.
What should I do if I get lost in a shop or park?
If you get lost, stop where you are and tell a safe grown-up, like a shop worker or a parent with children. Ask them to help you find your adult.
Why do we need rules when we are outside?
Rules help everyone stay safe and get along. They stop accidents, protect people’s feelings, and help shared places, like parks and pavements, work well for everyone.