CAA-Quebec School Safety Patrols
For children’s safety
Safety Patrols: A long-standing tradition in Quebec schools
Did you know? CAA-Quebec School Safety Patrols have been in existence since 1929! Thousands of 4th, 5th, and 6th graders have learned, applied, and passed on safety rules over the years. Stationed on street corners, in school playgrounds, on school buses and around schools, Safety Patrols are there to keep students safe.
School Safety Patrol Chief’s Toolkit
CAA-Quebec has put together different documents to make your job as a School Safety Patrol Chief easier. Be fully equiped.
The benefits of a School Safety Patrol
For the patroller
- Strong sense of accomplishment and belonging
- Teamwork
- Independence
- Respect for others
- Road safety awareness from an early age
For the school
- Fewer incidents
- Calmer environment
- Safer behaviour inside and outside school
For the parents
- Peace of mind
- Reduced need for accompaniment
For the community
- Accident prevention
- Safer school crossings and neighbourhoods
- Cautious and committed students
- Road safety ambassadors
Types of School Safety Patrols
Depending on the school’s needs, patroller responsibilities and workplaces may vary:
Pedestrian patroller
Pedestrian patrollers make sure pedestrians get safely across roads and crosswalks. They may also escort Trottibus walkers to school. See what else they do.
School bus patroller
School bus patrollers help bus drivers ensure students get safely on and off the bus. See what else they do.
School patroller
School patrollers work with school supervisors to ensure that students can move easily around the school grounds and inside the school. See what else they do.
Drop-off patroller
Drop-off patrollers help children disembarking from cars on the passenger side in a designated area. See what else they do.
Discover the School Drop-off Patrols
(In French only)
Winners of the CAA-Quebec School Safety Patrol 2026 year-end contest
Lots of prizes were awarded! The Safety Patroller of the Year won a bike and helmet, courtesy of Vélo Vert. Furthermore, three schools won $300 to organize a recognition activity for their patrollers. Ten students received a gift card courtesy of our partner Harvey’s, and nine others (six patrollers along with three patrol supervisors) received a prize courtesy of the CAA-Quebec Boutique.
Congratulations to all the winners!
CAA-Quebec foundation wishes to thank the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec for its support.
