Drowning Prevention: Open water safety secondary resource

A PowerPoint lesson aimed at Key Stage Three children. It can be used as part of an assembly topic, form time conversation or as a lesson as part of the PSHE curriculum. This PowerPoint covers a variety of topics within water safety:knowing how to get out of trouble if they fall into water, knowing the dangers of water and understand how to stay safe when in and around it. A key element is learning about water safety in different water environments and situations.

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Fire Safety Parent leaflet

A parental leaflet giving guidance on injury prevention around fire safety at Autumn time. It offers top tips for safer celebrations if using fireworks and being safe with candles.

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Open Swim UK water safety for Primary schools

A PowerPoint lesson aimed at Key Stage Two children who are engaged in swimming lessons. This practical lesson covers a variety of topics within water safety:knowing how to get out of trouble if they fall into water, knowing the dangers of water

and understand how to stay safe when playing in and around it. A key element is learning about water safety in different water environments and situation.

It cover s the national curriculum requirement that every child is able to:

3. Perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations

Pupils should know the dangers of water and understand how to act responsibly when playing in or near different water environments. This includes understanding and adhering to national and local water safety advice, being able to use appropriate survival and self-rescue skills if they unintentionally fall in or get into difficulty in the water, and knowing what to do if others get into trouble.

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Open Water Safety: child friendly leaflet

Open water safety leaflet for pupils in KS2 and KS3. Advice on warning signs, flags at beaches and cold water shock

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Open Water Safety: Secondary Drowning leaflet for parents

Open water safety advice: A leaflet designed to give parents support with open water safety, cold water shock and secondary drowning.

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Road Safety Junior PCSO's Handbook

A useful handbook to use with school council or road safety ambassadors. This can be used as a guide and a planner when running a road safety project in a primary school.

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Road Safety Week 15-21st November 2021 (Primary version)

This year the Road Safety charity, Brake, has the theme 'Be a Road Safety Hero' and the assembly resources are centred on this key message.

You can use Road Safety Week as an opportunity to reinforce key road safety messages, reminding pupils to look and listen carefully before crossing roads in safe places. It’s an ideal time to talk to them about the health and environmental benefits of walking and cycling too. The PowerPoint is designed for Primary schools and can be delivered in classtime or in an assembly. It should last about 15-20 minutes.

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Road Safety Week 15-21st November 2021 (secondary version)

This year the Road Safety charity, Brake, has the theme 'Be a road safety hero' and the assembly resources are centred on this key message.

You can use Road Safety Week as an opportunity to reinforce key road safety messages, reminding pupils to look and listen carefully before crossing roads in safe places. It’s an ideal time to talk to them about the health and environmental benefits of walking and cycling too. The PowerPoint is designed for Secondary schools, Key Stage 3 and can be delivered in form time or in an assembly. It should last about 15-20 minutes.

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Road Safety Week 16th-22nd November 2020 Assembly

This year the Road Safety charity, Brake, has the theme 'No Need to Speed' and the assembly resources are centred on this key message.

You can use Road Safety Week as an opportunity to reinforce key road safety messages, reminding pupils to look and listen carefully before crossing roads in safe places. It’s an ideal time to talk to them about the health and environmental benefits of walking and cycling too. The PowerPoint is designed for Primary schools and can be delivered in classtime or in an assembly. It should last about 15-20 minutes.

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Secondary Road safety week Assembly 2020

This year the Road Safety charity, Brake, has the theme 'No Need to Speed' and the assembly resources are centred on this key message.

You can use Road Safety Week as an opportunity to reinforce key road safety messages, reminding pupils to look and listen carefully before crossing roads in safe places. It’s an ideal time to talk to them about the health and environmental benefits of walking and cycling too. The PowerPoint is designed for Secondary schools, Key Stage 3 and can be delivered in form time or in an assembly. It should last about 15-20 minutes.

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Staying safe with Sam Resources

PowerPoint of story book

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Staying safe with Sam Resources

Teachers handbook

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Staying safe with Sam Resources

Classroom poster

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Unintentional Injury Prevention Calendar

Accidents are among the leading, but preventable, causes of death, serious injury and long-term disability affecting our population and this number is rising. While we know that accidents can occur at any stage of life, we also know that those most vulnerable to accidental injury are the youngest and poorest members of our communities. With this in mind the UIP Lead has produced an Injury Prevention Calendar to help support schools with their injury prevention messages. The calendar is built around the school academic year and signposts major accident prevention campaigns that schools can get involved with. Schools can get a broad overview of national strategies and the calendar provides links to all available resources.The aim is to provide a broad and balanced curriculum throughout the year on the topic of injury prevention and provide support to ensure that prevention is a core topic within health education.

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Unintentional Injury Prevention Calendar 2022 - 23

A range of events for your school to get involved in.

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