PORD launches educational programs for schools. You can win training and reflective sets

The Pomeranian Road Traffic Center in Gdańsk launches new educational programs addressed to schools. Students will have the opportunity to receive a set of reflective materials or will be invited to a training course at the Driving Techniques Improvement Center Autodrom Pomorze in Pszczółki. The goal of both programs is to promote road safety.

Educational programs with which the Pomeranian Road Traffic Center starts are addressed to primary and above-primary schools. It's a reflective school and a young driver.

"The projects promote road safety among primary and secondary school students," says Angelika Ślusarczyk, Senior Marketing Clerk at PORD in Gdańsk. "Younger action is to encourage people to wear reflective vests, older ones to ride safely. There are also different prizes for these two groups of participants."

"For the top 10 primary schools, the prize is a set consisting of 50 reflective vests, 100 reflective bands or tags, and educational charts. Students from 10 secondary schools will be invited to a free training course that will take place at ODTJ."

Reflective school - the program for primary schools

To become a participant, it is enough for the school to take part in the competition. The prize for the 10 best institutions is a set consisting of 50 reflective vests, 100 bands or reflective tags and educational charts.

"Show creatively why it is worth taking care of your safety on the road," adds Angelika. "Each school can send only one entry to the competition. The competition task must be prepared by the students of the school submitting under the supervision of their teachers."