This educational programme consists of a theory course, a card game and testimonial and educational videos. These tools enable young people who are deaf and hard-of-hearing to familiarise themselves with the railway environment and learn about safety rules.
Theory course
This section covers:
- The difference between Infrabel and SNCB
- An explanation of the railway infrastructure
- Causes and consequences of trespassing on the tracks
- Railway safety rules at a level crossing and close to the tracks
- The checklist for worry-free rail travel
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Card game
The cards highlight a variety of situations. The young people will have to classify them in three columns: very dangerous / might be dangerous / not very dangerous.
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Video testimonial
Valérie Moreels, Lucas's mum, tells us her story and that of her son. This powerful testimonial allows you to put the awareness raising process into a more human context.
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Educational videos
Jasmine, Bastien and Charles, three young deaf people, take on the role of actors to underline railway safety rules in two fun and educational videos.
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Teacher's handbook
This handbook will guide you and provide you with all the information you need to teach your pupils about railway safety.
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