Fire Awareness Training – Glasgow

Very comfortable with course, much more information much appreciated – Thomas McTaggart

Very informative will certainly review my home situation – Sandra Macdonald

Very challenging, relevant and helpful – David Burns

Very informative, very relevant to my place of work and home life – Katie O’Neil

Fire Awareness Training with Extinguishers – Nr Calne

This training is really important and I think everyone should have it – Huda Ishaak Nuamah

The contents used was extremely effective & held my attention – Jodie Laney

I found the training very productive, I have never used a fire extinguisher before so I was pleased to practice using one – Sarah Evans

Very good training held my attention very worthwhile good practical exercise – Cheryl Vines

Very useful, very good – Ewa Fraczek

I found it very interesting and important for my workplace/home – Somi Malla

Excellent individual training practical on fire extinguisher – Sosamma Pradeep

Time went quickly, good mix of talk/media/practical, given me confidence to use extinguisher if appropiate .  Made me much more aware of the need to act quickly – Sian-Elen Moore

Fire Warden Training – Exeter

Very good course, very informative – Stephen Egmore

Work in the kitchens and it has highlighted a communication issue of the use in the kitchen sprinkler system – this will now be changed – Nicola Goodchild

Good practical & visuals, very good, got message across very well – John Lambert

Fire Awareness Training – Maidstone

Very well presented – Lynne Kelly

Very informative with some comic examples aswell as serious – Daniel Goddard

Its good to have a reminder of what we should do & to be alerted of the latest fire risks – Gill Tysoe

Brilliant for raising awareness of issues at home that wouldn’t otherwise think of – Tania Avard

Nelson primary school children win competition with fire safety rap

Children at the Pendle View Primary School in Nelson, Lancashire, have won a competition thanks to their fire safety rap, which was composed and performed as part of National Schools’ Fire Safety Week.

The competition was launched by The Fire Fighters Charity and was open to schoolchildren up and down the country. The students at Pendle View used the fire awareness training they had received during National Schools’ Fire Safety Week to compose their rap, which contained a number of potentially life-saving messages.

After choosing Pendle View Primary School out of hundreds of entries, Alison White from the charity said:

“The rap was a really creative way of presenting it and it was performed with real enthusiasm by the Year 5 children. They clearly enjoyed learning about fire safety and to top it all off they took home the message that matches and lighters are dangerous tools and should never be played with. Hopefully they will spread this message to their friends and family.”

The children won a total of £300 in Argos vouchers as their prize, which they are reportedly planning to spend on new bicycles.