A unique way of teaching children how to stay safe is coming to a primary school in Crewe.

Pupils at Berkeley Primary School will be able to take part in a variety of safety activities, covering topics such as stranger danger, crime prevention, drugs and road safety.

The activities form part of a school safety pack, including games, books and posters, which has been produced by child safety organisation, Kidsafe, with the emphasis on bringing fun to the classroom.

Kidsafe are providing the innovative learning materials to the school free of charge, thanks to support from the Kidsafe Supporters Club, whose members include sponsors from the local business community.

Chris Taylor, Managing Director at Staffordshire-based RedWeb Technologies, which specialises in advanced forensic tagging and GPS tracking security, was quick to get on board and offer financial backing to bring the project to the Crewe school.

"We are delighted to be able to promote this important message to the children of Berkeley Primary. The children will enjoy learning and it will help them to stay safe," said Mr Taylor.

Kidsafe's ultimate goal is to provide as many schools in the UK and Eire as possible with the safety packs, spreading the safety message while forging links between schools and local businesses.

The organisation's philosophy is centred on making children more aware of the dangers they face, without destroying their sense of adventure, by making learning about safety issues fun.