The 2024 Safety Expo was held as a three-day virtual event featuring live online presentations and virtual exhibitors from March 5 - 7.

The theme of this year’s Safety Expo is: Creating belonging in our community:

• As we play and interact with each other, we create a sense of belonging for ourselves and others, which helps us make our city a safe place to live and play.
• We feel safe when we know those around us value our contributions and consider our needs. 
• Supporting each other in feeling that we all belong helps to build strong communities.
• Small moments are powerful opportunities to make big changes in someone else’s life.

This year, we want to challenge everyone participating in Safety Expo to think about how you can spread kindness and build trust in your schools and communities.

Students and teachers can complete this Safety Expo 2024 activity book and be entered into a prize draw. Prizes include safety packs for students and teachers along with field trips and free admission to local attractions to continue the learning experience in the community. Download the activity book answer key.

If you have any questions, contact ccs-ss@services.calgary.ca.

Alberta Health Services

• AHS EMS – Know your Safety: Ambulance Tour
   

Calgary 911

• Belonging to the 911 Safety Team
   

Calgary Drop-in

•  Share the Streets
   

Calgary Emergency Management Agency

• Preparing for emergencies in your home and in your community
   

Calgary Human Society

• Don’t feed the bears
• Bullying: Pets & peers
• How to speak dog
   

Centre for Sexuality

• Creating Healthier Communities
   

Calgary Fire Department

• Every Second Counts
• Ice Safety
• Tackle Bullying
   

City of Calgary - Climate & Environment

• Scooby Snacks 2.0
   

City of Calgary - Greenline

• Empowering Communities as Partners in Safety
   

City of Calgary - Waste & Recycling

• Talking Hazardous Waste
   

Inside Education

• An Hour of Power

Learn about our 2024 Safety Expo virtual exhibitors by watching their videos, downloading their safety-related activities and information sheets and visiting their websites.

A work sheet for teachers to provide their classrooms can be found here, along with an answer guide.