The HRPS Children's Safety Village is an interactive learning environment that gives primary school-aged children the opportunity to learn about community and personal safety. Safety Village’s unique learning space, containing a miniature town complete with paved roads, traffic signals, a railroad crossing, and sidewalks, provides a realistic and safe setting for children to learn and explore. The 1.5-acre site is located adjacent to the Halton Regional Centre located at 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville.  Please see a map of the location here.

Safety Village programming is 1hour 15 minutes in length and is offered free of cost to all Halton Region schools. The Village is closed for all school breaks and holidays, including the months of July and August. Transportation to and from the Children's Safety Village is the responsibility of participating schools.

Beginning April 2024, schools will be able to select their chosen date and time of attendance as well as their preferred program from our seasonal offerings.  Please refer to below for detailed descriptions of each program. We kindly remind educators to select only programs that align with their current class’ grade. Due to funding allocation requirements, the Grade 2 Road Safety program will continue to be offered on specific days only.

Note that all students attending the Road Safety and Bike Safety Programs listed below must complete a liability waiver.  Click here to download.

Register for an HRPS Children's Safety Village Program

September - November

Kindergarten: Pedestrian Safety

Children will learn about pedestrian safety and how to safely cross the street. They will also be given the opportunity to practice what they have learned with a walk through the Safety Village.

Grade 1: Railway Safety

Children will learn about railway safety through material provided by CN Rail and an interactive walk through the Safety Village.

Grade 2: Road Safety

Children will learn about road safety and its importance within community safety. They will also be given the opportunity to practice their learning by driving mini cars throughout the Safety Village.

Click here to download the required liability waiver.
December

Kindergarten: Pedestrian Safety

Children will learn about pedestrian safety and how to safely cross the street. They will also be given the opportunity to practice what they have learned with a walk through the Safety Village.

Grade 1: Railway Safety

Children will learn about railway safety through material provided by CN Rail and an interactive walk through the Safety Village.
January - March

Kindergarten: Community Helpers

Children will learn about different community helpers and the role they play in keeping us and our community safe. They will also participate in hands-on, community helper-themed play centres.

Grade 1: Introduction to Emergencies and 911

Children will learn the difference between an emergency and a non-emergency. They will learn when it is appropriate to call 911 and practice sharing the important information they will be asked for during an emergency call. 

Grade 3: Emergency Preparedness

Children will learn about the different types of emergencies and the importance of preparing for them through practice and learning how to pack an emergency kit.
April - June

Kindergarten: Pedestrian Safety

Children will learn about pedestrian safety and how to safely cross the street. They will also be given the opportunity to practice what they have learned with a walk through the Safety Village.

Grade 1: Railway Safety

Children will learn about railway safety through material provided by CN Rail and an interactive walk through the Safety Village.

Grade 2: Road Safety

Children will learn about road safety and its importance within community safety. They will also be given the opportunity to practice their learning by driving mini cars throughout the Safety Village.

Click here to download the required liability waiver.

Grade 3: Bike & Scooter Safety

Children will learn the basics of bike safety, including instruction on traffic arm signals and helmet laws. They will solidify their learning by riding scooters throughout the Safety Village.

Click here to download the required liability waiver.

Contact Information

Educators interested in booking a Children's Safety Village class, or who need of more information can contact:

Kenzie Van Wagner
Safety Village Coordinator
Regional Community Mobilization Bureau
Email: Kenzie.VanWagner@haltonpolice.ca
Phone: 905-825-4777 ext. 5314