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School crossings

The Casey School Crossing Program 

The City of Casey has a team of school crossing supervisors who service the local community by helping to keep pedestrians and motorists safe around school zones.
 

Fast facts 

  • The Casey School Crossing Program has served the local community since 1975
  • Casey has more than 200 school crossing supervisors, including part-time and relief staff
  • School crossing supervisors brave all sorts of weather to assist pedestrians in Casey around schools at drop off and pick up time
  • More than 172 crossing sites and more than 90 schools are serviced by Casey's school crossing supervisors.

School crossing safety 

School crossings are located at some intersections, pedestrian light crossings and flagged children’s crossings in Casey.

There are a number of ways that you can help ensure the safety of pedestrians and school crossing supervisors alike.

Pedestrians

  • Always stand behind the yellow/white line
  • Wait behind the yellow/white line until the supervisor has clearly blown their whistle twice
  • Do not ride bikes across the crossing, bounce balls or run. Walk quickly and safely
  • Always cross at the crossing when it is in operation
  • Follow the directions of the supervisor.

Motorists

  • Make sure you don’t park your vehicle within the ‘No Stopping’ signs to allow visibility for both vehicles on the road and the crossing supervisor
  • Slow down to 40km/h or less in designated school zones
  • Obey parking restrictions
  • Be alert for the operation of the school crossing.

For more information about how you can travel safely in and around schools, learn about our Safe Around School’s Program.

Hours of operation

School crossing supervisors work Monday to Friday during the school term, usually between the hours of:

  • 8 am - 9.30 am
  • 2.30 pm - 4 pm

Each school crossing in Casey has different operation times within the above time periods before and after school. A school crossing supervisor may not be available for the full duration of the crossing operation hours, depending on the particular school times and demand for the service.

For more information on crossing supervision times please contact the School Crossing Unit.

Become a relief school crossing supervisor

The City of Casey is always on the lookout for relief school crossing supervisors.

There are requirements to be a relief school crossing supervisor. 

You must:

  • be physically fit
  • be available to work school days between 8 to 9am and 3 to 4pm
  • be willing to work in all weather
  • pass a police check and get/have a current ‘Working with Children’ check
  • have a vehicle and be willing to operate a crossing at short notice
  • able to use a mobile phone and be willing to learn new technology
  • enjoy engaging with children and families
  • want to make a positive contribution to the local community.

If you think you would like to be a part of our team, check our careers page for current vacancies.

If there are no positions advertised, please send us an email with your name and contact details and we will advise you when we have a vacancy:

Express your interest

Contact us

We encourage you to contact our team for all information on Casey's school crossing supervisors including: 

  • providing feedback on our staff
  • reporting an issue such as maintenance or unattended school crossings 
  • information about operational hours
  • how to become a school crossing supervisor.

You can contact our team via:

 

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