School Field Trip Experience

Your school field trip experience at the Children’s Safety Village, starts in our "miniature city" known as the Children's Safety Village (CSV).  Our child-size “village” is built on a nine acre site and includes (9) miniature buildings with paved sidewalks and streets,  functioning traffic light and crosswalk signals,  railroad crossing and lights, a fire safety house, and a water safety complex with an indoor pool.

CSV’s utilizes unique teaching concepts to provide children with a realistic approach to recognizing safety hazards found in their everyday life. “Active learning combined with multi-level experiences” is the educational philosophy that guides every aspect of our programs. Your students will learn how to practice safety through hands-on exercises, role-playing activities, and interactive techniques.  Educational research has proven that children who experience safety education have significantly fewer accidents.

TELL ME and I'll forget,

SHOW ME and I may remember,

INVOLVE ME and I will understand!

CSV is open to Public and Private Schools, Day Care Centers, Head Start and After School Programs, and Home Schools.

Safety programs offered include; bicycle, pedestrian, water, fire prevention, danger person awareness, internet safety, and poison prevention.

Registration Information

To Book A Field Trip Download and fill out a Field Trip Registration Request.

 Fax completed form to 407-521-4676 or email to Juanita.black@ocfl.net

Programs are offered Monday- Friday, between 9:30 – 12:00. Field trip programs begin at 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. and are one hour and half in length.  Teachers should select two programs and group size should not exceed 65 students.  Programs are subject to change without notice due to the availability of safety instructor.

Field Trip Fee: $5.00 per student

Chaperon Ratio: (1) Free adult for every 10 students

Educator’s Guide

We are dedicated to making your field trip visit better than ever! All our programs and demonstrations are interactive, hands-on and share important safety rules and information with students, parents and teachers

• Florida leads the nation in drowning, more than three times the national   average.

• Children start 70% of all fires resulting in the death of a child.

• Every minute, four children are brain damaged as a result of a bicycle accident.

• Children under five and adolescents between the ages of 15-24 have the highest drowning rates.