🚨Tamaki Primary Lockdown Practice🚨

IALT: Specifically explain about what happened during our school's lockdown practice!

Talofa Lava and Greetings to you all...

Welcome back to my blog!

On friday, We had a very important assembly after lunch. So as you already know by now, After lunch - Room 9 straight away (Well not really) did the roll and headed downstairs. We all sat in our seats and the assembly began...

There was a man who's name is Mr Wade, and he was talking ALL about the safety rules in our school and that was pretty much the key info during the whole assembly! We listened very carefully to what he was saying and after all the info he's been telling us about Keeping ourselves safe when things go wrong or terrible inside of school or outside.

Tamaki Primary School has a really LOUD fire alarm which detects if there is a fire or not so if there is , We would do our normal routine which would go outside but Mr Wade taught us something else.

He said that whenever the fire alarm is alerted, We ALL in the classroom should go in the middle of the room, lying down and putting our heads down being silent. If we were mucking around or laughing being immature, Then we could put someone else in danger because they'll get your attention and start doing the same thing.

So we learned our lesson and did a Lockdown Practice straight after the assembly. ALL of the classrooms when back to their classrooms well the year 7 & 8's stayed in the hall.

All of a sudden, The fire alarm rings then stops. So we all ran to the middle of the room and laid down bowing our heads and being quiet. We had to lay down for AGES til the deputy Ms Fepulea'i came to us and said we could get up.

It was a GREAT session for practicing it before it actually happens and we don't know what to do! Some people weren't doing the correct instructions so they had to get detention for the whole week next week.

But anyways, This was a good session for practicing our lockdown when a fire or something happens.

What would you do if there was a fire at your school/house?

Thanks for reading!

Many Thanks,

Akanesi