Arility

Children learn best by doing, by making mistakes, but in safety this is a dangerous formula. Constable Care Child Safety Foundation (CCCSF) has delivered award-winning children’s health and safety programs in schools since 1989. A registered harm prevention charity, the Foundation delivers face-to-face education to over a hundred thousand children every year in primary schools throughout Western Australia. With a team of highly qualified professionals and extensive experience in making learning fun and engaging, the Foundation also operates a world-first AR-enhanced road safety experiential learning centre for children from its premises in Maylands, Western Australia. In partnership with DSBS the Foundation has taken the learning and expertise gained from creating and running this hugely successful Safety School to a whole new level with the creation of Arility for schools. Arility is a platform for community safety educators to distribute augmented reality learning content cost effectively. Organisations like road safety, health, fire, police, ambulance, power, water, rail and safety focused not for profits can all benefit from being on this trusted platform. Arility brings to life safety education with learning linked to the curriculum. We use gamification techniques to make it fun. It works on equipment already in most schools And we're cool. What child doesn't want an augmented reality lesson on their own desk.