School crossing supervisor of the year nominations - now open!

School crossings first appeared in Victoria just after WW2, initially just marked with 'children crossing' flags.  In 1974, school crossing supervisors were introduced to increase the safety of areas where children frequently crossed the road at peak school times. These days, you cannot walk to school without saying "good morning" to a supervisor. They are an invaluable part of the Bayside community.

A decade ago (2010), School Crossings Victoria established the School Crossing Supervisor of the Year Award, a biannual recognition of the enriching contribution school crossing supervisors bring communities across the state. 

Nominations for Victoria's 2020 School Crossing Supervisor of the year are open! Nominate your local school crossing supervisor today. We are looking for supervisors who exemplify the attributes of professionalism, friendliness and knowledge of road rules.

Nominate your school crossing supervisor now