Welcome to the new Kidszone!
In this area you can learn all about fire safety, plus have some
fun at the same time!
Learn some firework safety with
me, Snakey Jakey and my 'totally brill' TV
show... As you can see I had an accident with a
sparkler and burnt my nose, but now I want to make sure you have a
'Totally Brill' Bonfire Night with no mishaps!
Try out some great fire safety
games.
You can colour a fire engine, test your knowledge with an
interactive crossword and see how good your escape plan is with a
fun quiz.
You can also play some fantastic new interactive fire
safety games on FireTV with Blaze, your guide to
the area.
FireTV is AF&RS’s
online TV station. On
FireTV you can watch all sorts of great films, including films
about life in the fire service, films made by local
people and films with fire safety messages. Plus if you have
any ideas for fire
safety films you would 
like to see on FireTV
or would like to be involved in making a film please visit the site and let
us know.
Fire safety is important!
Fire is very dangerous, and is one of the main causes of
accidental injury and death amongst children. You can help prevent
a fire in your home by making sure that you don’t play with
matches, lighters or candles, that you don’t put things onto the
cooker, or play near a fire or heater.
Speak to your parent or carer to make sure that your house has
a working smoke alarm – smoke alarms can save lives as they give
you an early warning of a fire. Avon Fire & Rescue Service can
arrange free Home Fire Safety
Visits
You should also make sure you speak to your parent or carer
about what you should do if a fire happens in your home. Having an
escape route planned means that if there is a fire you know the
best way to get out of the house.
Hoax calls cost lives!
Hoax or prank calls endanger lives as it means our crews may not
be available to deal with a real fire.
If you make hoax calls your telephone number can be traced and cut
off. Hoax calls can lead to a fine and criminal record.
Are you a
parent or carer?
Are you a
teacher?