Personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs): templates

Last reviewed on 2 December 2021
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See templates for personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs) for individuals with disabilities, including examples from schools, fire and rescue services and the government. Get tips too on how to write a PEEP.

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  1. Take a look at example templates from schools
  2. See PEEP templates from other organisations
  3. How to write a PEEP

Take a look at example templates from schools

Hartest Church of England (CofE) Primary School in Suffolk has a template for a personal emergency evacuation plan (PEEP) on page 19 of its health and safety policy.

It has sections for setting out:

  • How the individual will be alerted to an emergency evacuation
  • The names of people designated to give assistance in an emergency
  • The methods of assistance that will be used
  • Any equipment provided
  • The evacuation procedure
  • Safe routes

St Bede's Catholic Primary School in Redbridge has a managed fire plan (under 'Premises Policies') which includes a template for a PEEP on pages 9-13. The form includes a checklist to note key information, including time/days covered by the plan, and then different questionnaires for pupils with:

  • Mobility impairment
  • Visual impairment
  • Hearing impairment

The template ends with a list of staff and responsibilities (page 14).

The Home Office previously published fire safety guidance for people with disabilities - see 'Fire safety risk assessment:

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