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What is it?

The Moose Jaw Warriors want to reward the hardworkingSafety Patrollers’ in the Moose Jaw Elementary Schools. The program allows Warriors players to deliver a free lunch from Subway to the patrollers. The Safety patrol will be rewarded for doing their part in helping keep their fellow students safe.

From September to November, Elementary school patrols will be visited by the Warriors School Patrol program.

Our Goal…

Recognize students for their hard work and job well done
Surprise volunteer students who may not typically be rewarded

Information on School Traffic Safety:

· Pedestrians always have the right of way.

· In the absence of traffic signals, drivers must always slow down or stop for pedestrians in marked and unmarked crosswalks.

· At stop signs and when a school crossing guard is displaying an official stop sign or flag, drivers must come to a complete stop.

· Drivers must stop when approaching a school bus, church bus, or daycare bus that is stopped to pick up or let off children. The driver must remain stopped until the bus’ stop sign is retracted and red warning lights are turned off.

· Wherever a school traffic safety sign is posted, drivers should slow down and watch for children.

Safety Tips:

· Always look both ways before crossing the street.

· Cross in the crosswalks at the corner, not in the middle of the block. Never cross from between parked cars. Never cross an intersection diagonally.

· Cross the street with the Crossing Guard whenever possible.

· Children should look to see that drivers are aware of them. Making eye contact with a driver is a good way to know whether a driver is aware that someone is about to cross the road.

· Cross quickly – do not linger or play in the street.

· Always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle, skateboard, or scooter

· When walking on sidewalks, be aware of driveways and alleys from which cars may come out from

The champion of the Subway Safety Patrol Program is # 23 Riley Reinbolt. Riley is one of the players heading up the program this year. Riley will be the Warriors spokesperson on the program.

Photos from Patrol Visits

Westmount patrollers enjoy Subway

Patrollers at Palliser Heights with Paradis, Hood and Stanton

Visting with Patrollers at Palliser Heights

Where we have been… Westmount, Sunningdale, Palliser Heights, St Mary's and St. Agnus

Where we are going next: It could be your school!

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What is it? The Moose Jaw Warriors want to reward the hardworkingSafety Patrollers’ in the Moose Jaw Elementary Schools. The program allows Warriors players to deliver a free lunch from Subway to the patrollers. The Safety patrol will be rewarded for doing their part in helping keep their fellow students safe. From September to November, Elementary school patrols will be visited by the Warriors School Patrol program. Our Goal… Recognize students for their hard work and job well done Surprise volunteer students who may not typically be rewarded Information on School Traffic Safety: · Pedestrians always have the right of way. · In the absence of traffic signals, drivers must always slow down or stop for pedestrians in marked and unmarked crosswalks. · At stop signs and when a school crossing guard is displaying an official stop sign or flag, drivers must come to a complete stop. · Drivers must stop when approaching a school bus, church bus, or daycare bus that is stopped to pick up or let off children. The driver must remain stopped until the bus’ stop sign is retracted and red warning lights are turned off. · Wherever a school traffic safety sign is posted, drivers should slow down and watch for children. Safety Tips: · Always look both ways before crossing the street. · Cross in the crosswalks at the corner, not in the middle of the block. Never cross from between parked cars. Never cross an intersection diagonally. · Cross the street with the Crossing Guard whenever possible. · Children should look to see that drivers are aware of them. Making eye contact with a driver is a good way to know whether a driver is aware that someone is about to cross the road. · Cross quickly – do not linger or play in the street. · Always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle, skateboard, or scooter · When walking on sidewalks, be aware of driveways and alleys from which cars may come out from The champion of the Subway Safety Patrol Program is # 23 Riley Reinbolt. Riley is one of the players heading up the program this year. Riley will be the Warriors spokesperson on the program. Photos from Patrol Visits Westmount patrollers enjoy Subway Patrollers at Palliser Heights with Paradis, Hood and Stanton Visting with Patrollers at Palliser Heights Where we have been… Westmount, Sunningdale, Palliser Heights, St Mary's and St. Agnus Where we are going next: It could be your school!