Resources For Schools & Youth Organisations
Counter Terrorism Policing have collaborated with specialists from the PSHE Association and Girlguiding to take terrorism safety advice into the UK’s classrooms and youth organisations for the first time.
Security experts from Counter Terrorism Policing have commissioned the creation of an animated core film designed to teach young people how to react if caught up in an a gun or knife terror attack. The film aimed at 11 to 16 year olds will also show them what to do if they see suspicious behaviour or a suspicious item.
Versions of the new film for Key Stage Three and Four pupils, (ages 11-14 and 15-16), will be the cornerstone of teaching material, specially-designed by the PSHE Association and available to Schools and Youth organisations from today.
Once young people understand the RUN HIDE TELL advice they can progress to TREAT, which has been created in conjunction with St John Ambulance. This age-appropriate First Aid guidance has been specifically designed to allow a teacher or youth leader to show young people how to deliver trauma first aid to an injured person or themselves whilst HIDING and waiting to be rescued by the police.
All materials needed to deliver these sessions can be downloaded from the links below.
To deliver RUN, HIDE, TELL, you will need:
- The relevant teaching/training film for your audience, which contains pause points used in the lesson plan
- The Guidance Notes and Lesson plan appropriate to your audience
- ACT4Youth leaflet
To deliver St John Ambulance TREAT, you will need:
- The relevant teaching/training film for your audience, which contains pause points used in the lesson plan.
- SJA TREAT guidance note and lesson plan
- SJA TREAT PowerPoint presentation
Teachers
RUN HIDE TELL guidance lesson plans – English curriculum version
RUN HIDE TELL guidance lesson plans – Welsh curriculum version
RUN HIDE TELL optional guidance lesson plans – Scottish version
Counter Terrorism Policing recognise that in Scotland Curriculum for Excellence provides a broad framework for learning and teaching which empowers practitioners and teachers to provide a flexible curriculum for all children from age 3 to 18 years.
Youth Organisations
RUN HIDE TELL Facilitator guidance and session plan for youth organisations
Core Films: What to do in a Weapons Attack
What to do in a Weapons Attack – CORE FILM BSL
What to do in a Weapons Attack – CORE FILM SUBTITLES
What to do in a Weapons Attack – CORE FILM NO SUBTITLES
What to do in a Weapons Attack – CORE FILM WELSH SUBTITLES
Teaching/Training Films: The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet
Key Stage 3: 11-14 Year Olds
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 11-14 year olds
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 11-14 year olds BSL
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 11-14 year olds Subtitles
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 11-14 year olds Welsh subtitles
Key Stage 4: 15-16 Year Olds / Youth Organisations
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 15-16 year olds
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 15-16 year olds BSL
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 15-16 year olds Subtitles
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – 15-16 year olds Welsh subtitles
TREAT: St John Ambulance
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – TREAT St John Ambulance
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – TREAT St John Ambulance BSL
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – TREAT St John Ambulance Subtitles
The Story of Nur, Edih and Llet – TREAT St John Ambulance Welsh subtitles
TREAT: St John Ambulance
SJA TREAT guidance note and lesson plan – 11-16 age group
SJA TREAT PowerPoint presentation for 11-16 age group