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Personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs): examples

See templates for personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs) for individuals with disabilities, including examples from schools, local authorities and the government. Also, get tips on how to write a PEEP.

Last reviewed on 13 November 2024
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Contents
  1. Take a look at example templates from schools
  2. See PEEP templates from local authorities
  3. How to write a PEEP
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Take a look at example templates from schools

Dog Kennel Hill School, a primary academy in Southwark, has a PEEP policy that includes a template plan (pages 8 and 9). On page 7, there is a checklist of 'points to consider' when completing the form.

Hoe Valley School, a secondary free school in Surrey, has a PEEP questionnaire and template on pages 10 to 12 of its evacuation procedures document.

See PEEP templates from local authorities

Check with your local authority (LA), as it might have a template you can use.

Dorset Council offers a template PEEP for schools. It includes space for recording details of the alarm system to be used, the evacuation procedure, designated

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