Make learning about safety Fun!
A
t Hazard Alley, children can experience everyday hazards but in perfect safety.
We have life-sized scenarios including roads, traffic lights, houses, a lake, a railway, a farm, a garage and much more.
Safety Centre (MK) Ltd 18 Carters Lane, Kiln Farm Milton Keynes, MK11 3ES
Telephone:-
01908 263009 (24 hours) Email:-
info@safetycentre.co.uk
Children aged between 6 and 12, including those with special needs, are shown around our “town” by trained guides, learning important life skills whilst having fun !
Bookings have to be made in advance; the minimum group size is 6 during the day and 15 during the evening. Visit fee is £8.70 (inc. VAT) per child.
As we are a Registered Charity, donations and sponsorships help to meet our running costs. We provide First Aid training (full details of which can be found on our website), profits of which also support the Centre. Our website
www.safetycentre.co.uk shows a short film which will give you a flavour of the Centre .
Email
info@safetycentre.co.uk or ring 01908 263009 for more information or to arrange a pre booking visit.
www.safetycentre.co.uk The Safety Centre is a Registered Charity and a Limited Company. Company Reg No:- 2709081 Reg Charity No:- 1019093. Learning Outside the Classroom Cert No:- R1QB100888
Spot the hazards
What caused this fire?
Small Steps 8
Common hazards in the home... • Putting a knife in a toaster whilst plugged in could cause electrocution
• Child not strapped in car seat can cause distraction. Also in an accident the child will cause injury to themselves and maybe other passengers. • Cable mended badly could cause fire or electric shock • Overloaded plug socket can cause fire
• Hot saucepans with handles over the edge, which could scald/burn a child if grabbed • Cleaning products left in child’s reach which they could drink
Answer: hair straighteners!
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