“Safety Scene is an exciting and innovative way of teaching important safety messages to youngsters. We hope the lessons they learn will help them to stay safe and healthy so they can enjoy their childhood to the full.”
“The aim of the Safety Week is to promote the message of safety in the community in a fun learning environment.â€
“It’s very informative and our children really enjoyed themselves. Keeping safe is part of our curriculum and we will be following up on what we’ve learnt today when we go back to school.â€
“Our aim is to increase awareness and teach the children safety skills in both home and outdoor environments”
Safety Scene can readily accommodate up to 50 primary school children, age 5 to 7, during any one session. There are usually two sessions scheduled per day, totaling 100 children experiencing Safety Scene per day, up to 500 children per week.
Accessibility
Safety Scene is fully accessible to people with physical disability issues. Please check with your promoter that the building in which Safety Scene will be promoted has adequate access.
The instructions in the table below apply to all signs incorporating a safety colour.
Colour | Meaning or purpose | Instructions and information |
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| Prohibition Sign Danger Alarm Fire Fighting Equipment | Dangerous behaviour Stop Shutdown Emergency cut out devices Evacuate Identification and location |
| Warning Sign | Be careful take precautions Examine |
| Mandatory Sign | Specific behaviour or action Wear personal protective equipment |
| Emergency Escape First Aid Sign No danger | Doors Exits Routes Equipment Facilities Return to normal |

RoSPA
ROSPA – advice for parents and teachers on a number of different road safety issues, including (all free to download):
ESOL Key Stage 2 Road Safety Resource: Teacher’s GuideESOL Key Stage 2 Road Safety Resource: Child’s WorkbookRoad Safety Education: A Guide For Healthy Schools – (A Resource Book designed to help teachers prepare for and follow up visits by Theatre-in-Education (TIE) Companies performing on the subject of road safety.)Road Safety School Assembly Plans : All AgesRural Road Safety : Key Stages 1 & 2Carrying Other People’s Children Safely – (A booklet giving advice about using child seats and seat belts for anyone who transports other people’s children in a car, taxi, bus or coach.)Road Safety Factsheets http://www.cbrd.co.uk/media/fonts/
There are a number of fonts to download
Variable Message Signs
Motorway Permanent
Motorway Temporary
Pavement
Old Road Signs Font
Transport Heavy
“The children were very excited and really enjoyed the day. We used the activity as a core part of Key Stage 1 PSHE in school. Drawing on ideas from the experience and integrating the ideas into many lesson plans.â€
The parental resources section is currently under construction. We apologise for any inconvenience and are trying to get this section operational within the next month.
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