Child Safety Week
Child Safety Week (23-29 June) raises awareness of accidents that seriously injure children and the steps that we can take to help prevent them. These free teaching resources from TES Connect provide opportunities to teach children and their families about creating safer environments and how to avoid potential dangers.
This BBC Class Clips video helps children to assess risks and understand how to stay safe when crossing roads or playing near water.
An adaptable resource which details planning for a geography unit about making your local area safer.
A visual stimulus to discuss road safety symbols with your class.
A simple sequencing activity to help pupils practise the Green Cross Code.
Introduce the firework code and bonfire safety with this presentation and poster activity.
An end of unit personal survival assessment for swimming and water safety.
This product design lesson gives information about health and safety regulations and how to test toys against risk of choking.
A GCSE catering resource to help pupils revise risks and hazards in the kitchen.
Suitable for pupils aged 11+, this road safety resource helps pupils to investigate the causes and consequences of a road accident.
Give your pupils the tools to identify everyday hazards, to measure potential risks and to understand how to protect themselves from danger.
A presentation and notes to raise awareness of railway safety in your secondary assemblies.
Use this video from St John Ambulance to learn how to do adult CPR.