Firework Safety

I am repeating this very important post about firework safety because tonight is Bonfire Night.
I hope you all have a wonderful time watching fireworks, but follow these rules to make sure you stay safe.

 

Remember that fireworks are exciting and beautiful, but they can also be dangerous. We need to follow the Firework Code to make sure we enjoy fireworks safely. Click on the picture below to see the full Firework Code.

Source: bis.gov.uk

A Quick Reminder!

Please remember that I cannot publish any comments that include your full name (surname) or any other information that breaks the blog rules. To read the rules again, click here.

These rules are for everyone, including brothers, sisters and friends of the children in St. George's Class!

Thank you!

Welcome!

 Welcome to St. George's Class Blog!

This is our first experiment with blogging in our Year 3 and 4 class. We hope you enjoy reading and commenting- please remember to follow our important rules. If you have any questions about the blog, please come and ask Miss Benn. I am very excited about our new project and would love to talk to you about it!

Everyone is welcome to contribute to the blog as long as they follow our blogging rules:

REMEMBER:

Only use your first name – no surnames- this includes children AND PARENTS
Keep safe – don’t reveal any personal information, such as your telephone number, email address or home address.
Never arrange to meet up with anyone over the internet.
Write in good English – use full sentences including correct punctuation.
Be polite - Don’t post anything that could hurt anyone.
Always show respect – be POSITIVE if you are going comment.

EVERY COMMENT IS CHECKED BY YOUR TEACHER BEFORE IT IS PUBLISHED.

Parents who leave comments are asked to use their first name only so as not to identify their child. Or post comments as “Charlie’s Mum” or “Gertie’s Grandfather”.