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Fire safety: emergency evacuation procedures
Learn about your school's requirements for fire evacuation and see example fire emergency planning policies.
Contents
- Fire safety during coronavirus
- You must have a fire evacuation plan
- Your plans must include special arrangements for people with mobility needs
- Check evacuees against your school register and sign-in sheet
- Don't put lives at risk to search for missing children
- Make sure you have an exam centre evacuation plan
- See example evacuation plans
- Accident recording and reporting: requirements and guidance
- Business continuity plans
- Emergency school closures: guidance
- Fire drills: guidance
- Forms for recording and reporting violent incidents
- How to keep pupils and staff safe during hot weather
- Personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs): templates
- Severe weather: how to prepare Updated
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