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General safety tips

General safety tips 

Follow these tips to help you stay safe:

  • If you find yourself in emergency situation, things may be confusing but try to remain calm, get the facts and follow instructions.
  • Do you know when you should call the emergency services on 999? If you’re not sure ask an adult to tell you.
  • If you don’t have smoke detectors in your home, speak to your parents or carer about getting some. It’s a good idea to have them especially near bedrooms. You’ll need to check them regularly to make sure the batteries are working. It’s also a good idea to have a carbon monoxide detector in the house.
  • Make sure that you have a complete first aid kit. You can get these from chemists.
  • If you smell gas, tell your parent or carer. They will need to turn off at the main valve. Open all windows and report the fault.
  • Medicine and dangerous cleaning products should be locked safely away.
  • Stay away from potential dangers like open water, electricity pylons and railway lines.
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