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East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service
Achieving safer and more sustainable communities
Community Safety
Call any team member below or email : education@esfrs.org
The Children's Services & Education Team members are:
- Elaine Wink (Education Officer)
01323 462449
Mobile 07949 285449 - Michael Warner (Education Officer)
01323 462441
Mobile 07950 876775 - Colin Beney (Education Officer)
01323 462444
Mobile 07949 284279 - Dan Channon (Team Manager)
01323 462812
- email : education@esfrs.org
Schools fire education
The Children's Services & Education Team is actively involved in visiting the Primary, Secondary & Special Educational Needs schools in East Sussex and Brighton & Hove.
The aim is to educate children and enable them to lead safer lives.
Follow the year group links below for lesson plans and more information about the programme of interactive school visits with targeted delivery.
Visits are also made to Special Educational Needs (SEN) classes.
Lessons are designed and styled for maximum child participation and in line with:
- National strategies
- Curriculum standards
- PSHE (Personal Social Health Education)
- SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning)
- The Healthy Schools Programme.
When planning and presenting, ESFRS aim to provide opportunities for all pupils to learn, including;
- boys and girls
- pupils with special educational needs
- pupils with disabilities
- pupils from all social and cultural backgrounds
- pupils of different ethnic groups including travellers
- refugees and asylum seekers
- those from diverse linguistic backgrounds.
ESFRS will be aware that pupils bring to school different experiences, interests and strengths which will influence the way in which they learn.
ESFRS will plan their approaches to teaching and learning so that all pupils can take part in lessons fully and effectively.