Activities

Test tents and shelters to see how waterproof they really are!

Can you stay on track as you take an imaginary train journey across Europe?

Learn about staying safe when you’re catching a train, with a station-themed version of Captain's Coming.

Discover money scams, spot red flags, and learn how to stay safe and seek help in real-life situations.

Keep track of your interactions during an activity and create a trail that’s just like a digital footprint.

Try this game to see just how hard it can be to sneak past a train and learn why you should never trespass on the railways

Learn about staying safe at the railway as you try this twist on 'red light, green light'

Test your train and railway safety knowledge with this fun quiz, which is sure to get you train-travel ready.

Try this twist on human snakes and ladders, as you make right and wrong choices along the train tracks.

Learn all about electricity at the railway as you move your way through this quick obstacle course.

Talking online has become a big part of our lives. When you switch on, do you really listen to what people say?

In a crowded train station, you can easily be distracted which can be dangerous. Adjust your focus and take in what’s happening around you

Celebrate Lunar New Year with this fun game from China. Will the head catch the tail?

Get active and use teamwork and tactics to win in this wide game.

Learn about water conservation as you make a model rain water filtration system.

Learn about postage stamps, then use your creative skills to design your own!

Understand the dangers of trespassing on the railway.

Be creative and craft your own Squirrel ears and tail for a woodland fashion runway.

Be brave, test your senses and your memory, and go on a spooky rope trail.

Be brave and test your senses on this adventurous trail.

Create a trail for others to follow using tracking signs and symbols.

The clouds in the sky are way up high. One, two, three – how many can you see?

Learn how to navigate without a map by laying a trail using everyday objects.

Sometimes people say they’re OK even when they’re not. Learn to spot some potential signs and commit to asking people twice.