Primary schools
Our primary programmes
Here at KFRS, we believe education plays a key part in creating a safer future for everyone. Our dedicated education team use their skills, knowledge and experience to create and deliver fire safety sessions to young people across primary schools in Kent and Medway. These positive learning sessions give young people useful advice and helps them to understand the importance of fire safety in schools and their own homes. Our sessions will equip young people with the knowledge they need to recognise fire risks, help prevent fires from happening and also what to do if a fire were to happen.
What we offer
Reception - Early years foundation stage
Programme | Aim | PSHE Programme of Study Links |
What is an emergency? | An introduction to the Fire Service, what an emergency is and how to call 999. |
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Key stage 1
Programme | Aim | PSHE Programme of Study Links |
What to do in an emergency | An interactive session about recognising fire hazards and what to do in an emergency |
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The Great Fire of London | Engaging resources exploring the history of firefighting during the Great Fire of London with key fire safety messages relative to modern day. |
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Key stage 2
Programme | Aim | PSHE Programme of Study Links |
Be Safe - Escape Plans | An interactive session to equip young people with the knowledge of how to recognise fire hazards and prevent them; also how to follow an escape plan in the event of a fire |
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Be Smart - Electrical Safety in relation to Fire Risk | An informative and engaging session that highlights the importance of electrical safety (specifically safe charging) and how this relates to fire risk. |
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Session overview
What to expect:
- Age-appropriate awareness sessions delivered to include different learning styles so that every child can fully participate in the learning of basic fire safety
- Clear explanations of how to prevent, detect and escape from fire
- Engaging and interactive session
What not to expect:
- Our officers to arrive in a fire engine
- Fire demonstration in the playground
Working with young people
We understand that not everyone can access our education programmes, so we also offer tailored sessions. We can offer valuable, engaging safety sessions to:
- Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools
- Alternative curriculum providers
- Other partners providing not in employment, education or training (NEET) services
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