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In this video we look at the importance of RUN HIDE TELL and staying safe in the case of a firearms and weapons attack.
While the chances of being caught up in a knife or gun attack are rare, it is important that young people are prepared and know how to protect themselves if the need arises. We offer teacher guidance and lesson plans for Key stages 3 and 4.
Notes on the story of Nur, Edih and Llet video and lesson content about Run Hide Tell.
This guidance is designed to help people respond safely to incidents involving hazardous substances, including ‘acid attacks’.
ProtectUK has advice for the public on the steps they can take to keep themselves safe in the rare event of a firearms or weapons attack.
When preparing to teach, inform all members of staff that this teaching is going to take place and ensure the whole staff understands the RUN HIDE TELL message.
The public spaces of private and public sector organisations, and venues, are ideally suited to locating Public Access Trauma (PAcT) first aid kits. These are areas that the general public can access.
When taught as part of a planned developmental programme, these lessons contribute towards meeting the curriculum for PSHE education, as set out in the PSHE Association Programme of Study for PSHE education.
You can watch the awareness video about administering first aid during a terrorist attack, and open our 'First Aid during a terrorist attack' information document.
Guidance issued by Counter Terrorism Policing for members of the public about what to do in the event of a terrorist attack.