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Cargin Moss Black Belt Academy Vs Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue
This is a 6month Charity event in three stages, Please give generiously
This is a local event for two national Charities please help us nationally.
Can everyone post through their muti media sites and emails to everyone they know if they could post to all as ANY of us may need the services of these two great bodies at any time, lets raise as much money as possible
1. A team from the Cargin Moss Black Belt Academy Are being challenged to undertake the National Fire & Rescue Point of Entry test against the clock on 19th November 2011.
2. The Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue team are being challenged to undertake a
Tae kwon-do skills demonstration in January 2012.
3. The Challenge will conclude with a public event in May 2012, Where videos of both challenges will be screened, alongside organised challenge related activities for children and community members.
Funds raised through sponsorships and community event tickets sales are being dedicated to Raft and Fire fighters Charity.
Just giving sites are
www.justgiving.com/fire-blackbelthwc
(for the RAFT Charity)
www.justgiving.com/fire-blaclbeltwc2
(for the Fire Fighters Charity)
To see the Charities who will be receiving the funds
www.raft.ac.uk
www.firefighterscharity.org.uk
☯Travelling to and from School Safety
Luckily, for most of us, it’s very safe to walk to school or take the bus/train there and back. However there are risks so it makes sense to take the following advice to improve your safety and confidence when you are travelling to and from school. - Click to Read More
When Walking
• If possible travel with a friend or group of friends.
• Stay alert – Keep an eye on everything that is happening around you.
• Avoid wearing earphones or chatting on your mobile phone, as this will distract you from your surroundings and you may not see or hear trouble approaching. The sooner you are aware of potential danger, the easier it is to avoid it.
• Keep both hands free and don’t weigh your-self down with lots of heavy bags – you need to be able to move easily.
• Trust your instincts – If you have a ‘funny feeling’ about someone or something, don’t ignore it, act on it straight away.
• Take the route you know best and stick to busy, well-lit streets.
• Avoid danger spots like subways, deserted parks and badly-lit areas.
• Walk in the middle of the pavement, facing oncoming traffic. This will avoid any cars driving up alongside you as you walk.
• Think about your route home. Where would be a safe place to go if something went wrong? Safe places might be busy places like shops or garages, friends’ houses or a police station.
• Have your keys ready so you can get into your home quickly.
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