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Arawak is on a roll with its Vulnerable Road User programme (VRU) having just completed another one at the St. Lucy Primary School on November 05.

General Manager, Carlos Cordero opened the session as he addressed a group of excited students, all eager to learn about road safety awareness.

Seema Juman, Health & Safety Coordinator was also on hand to make the event a memorable occasion. She made learning about safety an enjoyable experience by incorporating various fun activities to get the message across.

Taking photos with staff in the big truck continued to be a highlight of the VRU.

Carlos Cordero, Arawak Cement’s General Manager, addresses students on the importance of road safety awareness
Carlos Cordero, Arawak Cement’s General Manager, addresses students on the importance of road safety awareness
Surely a picture tells a thousand words - Students were excited and all on board - participating in fun activities and answering questions on road safety
Surely a picture tells a thousand words - Students were excited and all on board - participating in fun activities and answering questions on road safety
This youngster was happy but a little bit shy to have his photo taken in the cement mixer
This youngster was happy but a little bit shy to have his photo taken in the cement mixer
Visual demonstration of road safety hazards to get the point across
Visual demonstration of road safety hazards to get the point across