Fire safety advice for children and schools.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service have a planned schools education programme, delivering to Key Stage 1,2,3 and 4.
The programmes involve educational talks from our Fire Crews and Schools Education Officer, videos and interactive games. Each student is also given an activity book.
Programmes include:- advice on dangers to spot, fire safety in the home, escape plans, night time routines, smoke alarms, what to do in a fire, and other general fire safety tips.
The programme also covers fire safety at school and drills.
For further infomation contact the Schools Education Officer on 01609 788546.
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Hoax Calls Kill!
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Flynn and Friends
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Welephant
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Fireman Sam
Click on the link to visit the Fireman Sam website
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 Smokey the Dragon
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Crucial Crew
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Bridge Project
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LIFE
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