Safety Scene working with promoters throughout the UK. Providing a stimulating environment and activities for children and young people to learn about personal safety.
Information sheets on Dangerous Substances with notes and activities for Key Stages 1, 2, 3&4 for teachers and suggested discussion points and pupil activities. Also includes a Risk Assessment sheet & a Symbols quiz
Find out more about Dangerous Substances @ http://www.rospa.com/safetyeducation/info/dangerous_substances.pdf
A fire safety demo, demonstrating what happens when water is poured over a pan of hot oil that is on fire, e.g. a chip pan fire. Useful when combined with Safety Scene visit to reinforce the safety messages that the children discovered during the visit to the kitchen.
A short road safety video reinforcing the Stop, Look and Listen message. Ideal for use both before and after a Safety Scene visit. Use to reinforce some of the road safety messages heard during the visit.
Another short video emphasising how young children would be more visible to drivers if young children wore brighter coloured clothing. Ideal for use after a Safety Scene visit. Use to reinforce some of the road safety messages heard during the visit.
Ideal to get children thinking about road safety messages. Use it after a Safety Scene visit. An excellent way to reinforce some of the road safety messages put into practise during the visit.
Another nicely laid out website which has been divided into three sections.
Road accidents are the single biggest cause of accidental death among 5–14 year olds – a statistic that encouraged 3M to make child road safety the key theme of its community programme.
Providing KS1 & KS2 road safety information for:
Pupils Resources
Green Cross Code – Test
Crossing the road – Where is a safe place to cross?
The countryside – What should I do if I live in the countryside where there is no pavement?
Hazard. Part of the Safety Scene Safety Signs Package available to download.
There are two images to download the first image is the completed Hazard version. This can be printed out and used for a number of different purposes. (Click on this image to get the full size version and to download it.)
Hazard
The second image allows children and young people to create their own message on the topic of Hazard. (Click on this image to get the full size version and to download it.)
Hazard
All the safety signs can be resized to be incorporated into various software word processors or presentation packages. We will shortly be including all the signs as outlines only to enable them to be used in lessons where the appropriate colour schemes can be incorporated.
Trip Hazard. Part of the Safety Scene Safety Signs Package available to download.
There are two images to download the first image is the completed Trip Hazard version. This can be printed out and used for a number of different purposes. (Click on this image to get the full size version and to download it.)
Trip Hazard
The second image allows children and young people to create their own message on the topic of Trip Hazard. (Click on this image to get the full size version and to download it.)
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