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School pupils in Fife have been challenged produce and film their own version of Road Safety Scotland's Roadstars Code song where they sing and dance along.

The competition was run by Fife Council for all primary schools, and this week saw Jenny Gilruth MSP, Transport Minister, visit the winners at Carleton Primary School in Glenrothes.

Second place went to Ladybank Primary, with Torbain in Kirkcaldy placed third.

Councillor Cara Hilton, spokesperson for education, said: “I am pleased that Road Safety initiatives in Fife are getting the recognition that they deserve.

Jenny Gilruth meets the pupils at Carleton Primary School

Ms Gilruth said: “We are committed to improving the safety of young people on our roads. We are always seeking to innovate and be creative to keep our young people interested in keeping safe. All the entries into our competition were excellent and we’re proud that so many of our pupils have learnt more about staying safe around roads and traffic. “

Road safety film scoops pupils at Fife school a top award