Rail Safety Board Game
This game is designed to be played as if you were playing a traditional board game on a tabletop. 2 or 3 people can play at either level 1 – for lower primary or level 2 – upper primary students.
Printable resources
Travel through Tracksville
Travel through Tracksville to find out about rail safety.
Tracksville Quiz
Take the quick 10 question quiz on rail safety to see how much you really know?
Level Up Minecraft
Level Up is a new resource utilising the video game Minecraft and is targeted to primary school students. The game focusses on level crossing behaviour featuring built-in safety messages. In the game, unsafe behaviour triggers a stern warning from a Train Driver, and the Engineer guides students as they build a safer level crossing.
Microsoft Minecraft Education allows students to tailor the world they play in and customise the rural setting to represent their town, which helps transfer what they learn in the game to real life.
Access this game, teacher handbook and student workbook via Transport for NSW here.
Train Maze
This free App for Apple and Android is available via the App Store and Google Play.
Outsmart the obstacles. Play it safe. Become a station safety superstar.
Train Maze has been specially developed by Sydney Trains for primary school aged children as an educational tool to promote safe behaviour at train stations.
This fun puzzle app challenges players to move carefully through a sequence of tricky obstacles on virtual train platforms, reinforcing safety messages along the way.
The game is designed for 5-12 year olds and supports rail safety programs taught in primary schools across Sydney. Parents, carers and teachers are encouraged to download the app and help to play along.
How to play:
Tap the screen and release to move
Watch out for obstacles along the platforms
Score points by completing each level in the fewest number of moves
Make it to Level 7 to become a station safety superstar!
Updated 10 September 2023