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… Remember RUN HIDE TELL … Abroad video. This video shows you how you can apply the RUN HIDE TELL approach in the unlikely event of an incident. … RUN – to a safe place. This is better than trying to surrender or negotiate. HIDE – it is better to hide than confront. Barricade …
… Consistently emphasise that to run is a person’s best option if they are caught up in an attack. The message from the police is that running to safety gives people a significantly better chance … out of breath or reach an obstacle) and at this point to hide. Students might notice that the character Llet becomes …
… wish to inform parents when students will be learning about RUN HIDE TELL in lessons, using sections of this guidance to explain …
… Guide Shelter Report complements the well-known Run Hide Tell campaign, providing a business-focused version of the …
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… RUN HIDE TELL … best placed to spot the signs, so trust your instincts and tell us your concerns in confidence. We can help if you ACT … If you are caught up in an incident, our advice is to RUN HIDE TELL – guidance can be found on our RUN HIDE TELL …
… you are alerted to a firearms or weapons attack, stay calm, RUN or HIDE, and only when it is safe TELL the police … RUN HIDE TELL … RUN Consider your safest options. Escape if you can. Is there a safe route? RUN, if not, HIDE. Can you get there without exposing yourself to greater …
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