Our pupils have enjoyed a range of firework themed activities this week: learning the fireworks code in class; producing poems; singing songs and painting pictures. We hope that, whether you are going to an organised display at the weekend or you are having your own party, you enjoy the whoosh, bang and crackle of the fireworks. Please think about the safety of children at all times and remember the fireworks code:
Stand well back
Never go back to a lit firework
Never put fireworks in your pocket
Never throw fireworks
Light sparklers one at a time and wear gloves
Never give sparklers to a child under five
Keep pets indoors
More information about fireworks safety is available on the RoSPA website
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