Your chance to win a laptop!

Watch all five film clips across the emergency planning pages. Then download the pdf below and answer the questions with your mum, dad, carer or guardian. Don't forget to complete the tie-breaker sentence. The entries with the most correct answers will be entered into the tie-breaker.

Then send the form to - Get ready competition, Room 45, Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull HU1 2AA.

You can also pick up a competition entry form in libraries, customer service centres and information points across Hull and you can borrow a copy of the DVD from any Hull library.

The closing date for the competition is Monday 12 April 2010.

Part 1 Household emergency plan
Part 2 Personal contact list
Part 3 Go bag
Part 4 Know how to respond

Clued up on emergency planning

Sometimes emergencies happen that disrupt our daily lives, like the floods of 2007, major traffic accidents or power cuts. Whilst we can’t always stop these things from happening, we can plan ahead to help reduce how much they affect us.

You can help by being clued up about what to do should the unexpected happen. 

How we plan for emergencies

Your local council works with the emergency services and other organisations like the Environment Agency and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to prepare for unexpected events. They have plans ready in case an emergency happens.

In the first stages of an emergency, the priority is to protect people and property and then to help communities to recover as quickly as possible.

Play Emergency Planning Game