Play the augmented reality version of Home Fire Safety Hero and see if you have what it takes to make your home fire safe. (more…)
Explore the home and make safe any fire hazards that you find. When the fire starts, get down low and go, go, go. See if you have what it takes to rescue as many people and furry friends as possible.
Remember you SHOULD try this at home! Design your own home escape plan and always inform an adult about hazards that you discover.
Play BlazeXcape on your computer or download and play on your tablet or phone.
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If someone gets burnt, its important to apply first aid straight away! Do you know what to do if someone gets burnt? Firefighter Peter is here to help.
What fire hazards do you have in your home and how can you make them safe? Watch this video to help make your home safer from fire!
Junior Firefighters Emily and Elliot know their Home Fire Escape Plan – but do you? Here are some handy tips to help you make your plan. 'Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan' to create yours today!
Create a Home Fire Escape Plan. It only takes 5 minutes, but it could save your life! Put your plan on the fridge at home, and practice with your family.
Junior Firefighters Charlie and Mikayla ask, ‘What should I do if my house is on fire?’ Firefighter Brodie shares all you need to know when there is a fire in your house. To be prepared, Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan now.
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask, ‘What if my clothes catch on fire?’ Firefighter Bernie talks about fire safety and shows you how to Stop, Drop, Cover, and Roll!
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask why it is important to have working smoke alarms in your house. Firefighter Bernie explains. Do you have working smoke alarms and do you know where they are?
Junior Firefighters Charlie and Mikayla ask, ‘How will I know if there is a fire when I am asleep?’ Firefighter Lizzie explains why having working smoke alarms in your home is very important. Smoke alarms wake you up if there is a fire while you are asleep. Do you have working smoke alarms in your home?
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask, ‘If there is a fire in my home, can I get my pet and favourite toy?’ Firefighter Lizzie explains it is very important that if there is a fire in your home, you need to get out safely and never go back inside for any reason.
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie want to know what happens when they call Triple Zero (000). Firefighter Jamie explains what you need to say when calling Triple Zero (000).
If someone gets burnt, its important to apply first aid straight away! Do you know what to do if someone gets burnt? Firefighter Peter is here to help.
What fire hazards do you have in your home and how can you make them safe? Watch this video to help make your home safer from fire!
Junior Firefighters Emily and Elliot know their Home Fire Escape Plan – but do you? Here are some handy tips to help you make your plan. 'Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan' to create yours today!
Junior Firefighters Charlie and Mikayla ask, ‘What should I do if my house is on fire?’ Firefighter Brodie shares all you need to know when there is a fire in your house. To be prepared, Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan now.
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask, ‘What if my clothes catch on fire?’ Firefighter Bernie talks about fire safety and shows you how to Stop, Drop, Cover, and Roll!
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask why it is important to have working smoke alarms in your house. Firefighter Bernie explains. Do you have working smoke alarms and do you know where they are?
Junior Firefighters Charlie and Mikayla ask, ‘How will I know if there is a fire when I am asleep?’ Firefighter Lizzie explains why having working smoke alarms in your home is very important. Smoke alarms wake you up if there is a fire while you are asleep. Do you have working smoke alarms in your home?
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie ask, ‘If there is a fire in my home, can I get my pet and favourite toy?’ Firefighter Lizzie explains it is very important that if there is a fire in your home, you need to get out safely and never go back inside for any reason.
Junior Firefighters Mikayla and Charlie want to know what happens when they call Triple Zero (000). Firefighter Jamie explains what you need to say when calling Triple Zero (000).
Sing along with the Hooley Dooleys as they tell you who to call if there is a fire!
Do you know what to do if your clothes are on fire? Or who to tell if there is a fire? Hi 5 are here to help you Get Out, Stay Out and call Triple Zero (000).
Firefighters are important people in the community and they need a vehicle just as important to keep them moving! Join Rev to learn all the different ways fire trucks are used to help keep us safe.
Play the augmented reality version of Home Fire Safety Hero and see if you have what it takes to make your home fire safe. (more…)
Explore the home and make safe any fire hazards that you find. When the fire starts, get down low and go, go, go. See if you have what it takes to rescue as many people and furry friends as possible.
Remember you SHOULD try this at home! Design your own home escape plan and always inform an adult about hazards that you discover.
Play BlazeXcape on your computer or download and play on your tablet or phone.
View the BlazeXcape Privacy Policy and Disclaimer here.
Play the Triple Zero Kids' Challenge (TZKC) to learn important safety messages and discover what happens when you call Triple Zero (000).
Colour Splash is a great way to learn about fire safety! Use fun tools like spray paint, stamps, stickers, and rainbow brushes to colour in the pictures. You can also create your own fire safety pictures that can be saved, printed, and shared with others.
Draw a floor plan of your home. Plan your escape in case of a fire, including two ways to get out every room. Display your Home Fire Escape Plan in your home and practice with everyone in your household.
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Watch 'How to Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan' to learn how to use the game.
https://brigadekids.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/How-to-Draw-a-Home-Fire-Escape-Plan.mp4Now, it's your turn! Draw your own Home Fire Escape Plan now.
Are you as smart as a Firefighter? Play Firey Flip to put your brain to the test. Play the Normal Games to match exact pairs. Then, try the harder Combo Games to find the objects that go together.
Have you ever wanted to drive a Fire Truck? Here is your chance. See if you have what it takes to weave through the traffic and make it to the fire. Keep an eye out for all the Billboards on the way, they are important messages that will keep you safe! Have fun.
Create a Home Fire Escape Plan. It only takes 5 minutes, but it could save your life! Put your plan on the fridge at home, and practice with your family.
It is important to take the time to get ready for Bushfire Season. Complete a Bush Fire Plan as a family, thanks to the NSW Rural Fire Service. For current bushfire information go to www.rfs.nsw.gov.au
Download and print the Mobile Phone. Practice how to call Triple Zero (000) so that in an emergency, you can be a Triple Zero Hero!
Download and print the mazes to see how fast you can escape to the safe meeting place!
Download and print the Fire Hazards activities to see how many fire hazards you can find in the kitchen and around the campfire.
Download this really cool Fire Truck Money Box. It will help you remember the fire safety checklist and save money at the same time! Just follow these easy instructions. It’s best to print it on thick paper or cardboard so it stands up easily. Cut around the outline and through the grey money slot on the roof of the truck. Fold and stick down the edges with glue or sticky tape.
FRNSW’s fire safety education programs for children were awarded the 2021 NSW Resilient Australia Government Award and the 2021 Resilient Australia National Award. The programs were praised for enhancing awareness, increasing preparedness, and building resilience in children. For more information, go to Educator Resources > Organise a Program.
