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When a fire emergency happens at school, you’re going to need a fire warden to take charge. They’re the sort of person who brings calm to chaos, but they’re also the ones to spot risks early, guide people to safety, and keep a clear head when those alarm bells start to sound.

Depending on the size of your school, you might need a team of fire wardens working together, reporting to a fire marshal, management team, or another designated ‘responsible person’. This short course explains what being a fire warden involves, from daily prevention to leading evacuations with confidence, and everything in between. You’ll find out how preparation, awareness, and teamwork all come together to protect lives and property.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Describe the key responsibilities of a fire warden so that you can act quickly in emergencies

Identify common fire risks and prevention strategies, so the likelihood of a fire breaking out is reduced

Follow the correct emergency procedures and evacuation protocols so that everyone is accounted for

Why take this course?

This course is ideal for anyone tasked with becoming a fire warden. However, it’s also useful if you’re a teacher, administrator, or another part of the site team. Understanding how to prevent fires and respond calmly when they happen will help make you a vital part of your school’s safety network. You’ll also learn practical know-how to help you stay alert, prevent fires, and support your whole school community when it counts.

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