
Calling 999 Helping in an Emergency 2026 RSHE Guidance PSHE Lesson - Looking at when to call 999 / emergency services and when and how you can help. Lesson covers topics such as what happens when you call 999, hoax calls, these three words to pinpoint location, taking pictures of emergency scenes and when to perform basic first aid.
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Related careers slide
Optional homework slide
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