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Help your customers or colleagues feel more confident about what to do if someone gets burnt this Bonfire Night.
We’ve put together an article, email templates and social content for you to use. Choose what fits your audience, add your own introduction and share it through your usual channels.
Train independently? Use the customer email and social posts to keep in touch with your clients.
Train within an organisation? Use the internal email, intranet or Teams to share a practical reminder with colleagues.
Start with the article
Our Bonfire Night guide covers first aid for burns using SCALDS, when to get medical help and a few important sparkler-safety reminders.
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Share with your customers
A useful reason to get in touch before the celebrations. Copy the email below, personalise it and add your usual sign-off.
Subject: Bonfire Night: would you know what to do for a burn?
Hi [First name],
Big coats, fireworks and something warm to drink. If you’re heading out for Bonfire Night, hopefully that’s all the preparation you’ll need.
But if someone got burnt, would you feel confident knowing what to do first?
I’m sharing this practical guide from SkillBase First Aid to help you brush up before the celebrations. It covers SCALDS, when to get medical help and a few sparkler-safety reminders.
Read the Bonfire Night first aid guide
Feel free to pass it on to your team, friends or family. A quick reminder now could help someone feel more confident when it counts.
Enjoy the oohs and aahs, and look out for each other.
[Your name]
[Your business name]
Share with your colleagues
Use this version for an internal email. You can also adapt it for your intranet or Teams.
Subject: A quick first aid reminder before Bonfire Night
Hi everyone,
If you’re heading to a fireworks display or enjoying sparklers this Bonfire Night, here’s a useful reminder to read before you go.
Would you know what to do first if someone got burnt?
This guide from SkillBase First Aid walks through SCALDS, explains when to get medical help and includes a few sparkler-safety reminders.
Read the Bonfire Night first aid guide
It’s worth sharing with anyone joining your celebrations, too.
Have a lovely evening if you’re celebrating, and look out for each other.
[Your name]
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Before the celebrations
Big coats out. Gloves located. Hot chocolate firmly on the agenda.
But before Bonfire Night, one quick question: would you know what to do if someone got burnt?
This practical guide from SkillBase First Aid covers the first steps using SCALDS, when to get medical help and a few sparkler-safety reminders.
Have a read before you head out, and pass it on to whoever’s joining you.
Bonfire Night first aid: would you know what to do for a burn?
#BonfireNight #FirstAid
Bonfire Night reminder
Heading out for the oohs and aahs tonight?
Take a moment to brush up on your burns first aid before you go.
Knowing where to start, and when to get help, can give you the confidence to step forward if someone needs you.
Here’s a practical reminder from SkillBase First Aid, including SCALDS and sparkler safety:
Bonfire Night first aid: would you know what to do for a burn?
Enjoy the celebrations, and look out for each other.
#BonfireNight #FirstAid
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Personalise the introduction and sign-off, add your business details where relevant, and choose the channels that work for your audience.
Keep any first aid instructions unchanged and retain the link to the full article.
If someone asks a question you’re unsure about, check your current Good First Aid Guide or contact the SkillBase team through your usual Hub support route.