School Incident Grab Kits & Bags
The latest official Department for Education (DfE) guidance, ‘Protective security and preparedness for education settings’ issued in April 2024 recommends that education settings “should consider compiling a grab kit comprising of key items” to “minimise the number of different items that staff need to grab in an incident”. These should be compiled in advance and left in convenient and accessible locations. Kits should include equipment that may be required during an emergency such as “communications equipment, useful information, and Public Access Trauma first aid kits.” The guidance also recommends it is good practice to have clear roles and responsibilities for protective security and preparedness, including Security and Incident Leads. It is important to ensure these staff can be easily identified during an incident. We have developed a new range of products to expressly help schools meet this new guidance.
Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” This Large Trauma Bag includes essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” This Deluxe First Aid Rucksack includes essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” This Large Tactical Rucksack includes essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” This Green Holdall includes essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
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Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” this Large Tactical Rucksack is ideal for essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” this Green Holdall is ideal for essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
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Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” this bag is ideal for essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
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Recommended within the latest DfE guidance: “Protective security and preparedness for education settings” this Deluxe First Aid Rucksack is ideal for essential items and storage space for key items in an emergency
Ensure your Security Lead can been seen and easily identified during emergencies
Ensure your Incident Lead can been seen and easily identified during emergencies
Ensure your bleed control and mass casualty equipment is easily identifiable in the event of an emergency
Department of Education – Guidance On Incident Grab Kits
The latest official Department for Education (DfE) guidance, "Protective security and preparedness for education settings" issued in April 2024 recommends that education settings "should consider compiling a grab kit comprising of key items" to "minimise the number of different items that staff need to grab in an incident". These should be compiled in advance and left in convenient and accessible locations.
Kits should include equipment that may be required during an emergency such as "communications equipment, useful information, and Public Access Trauma first aid kits."
The guidance also recommends it is good practice to have clear roles and responsibilities for protective security and preparedness, including Security and Incident Leads. It is important to ensure these staff can be easily identified during an incident.
Specialist Incident Grab Kits For Schools
We have developed an exclusive range of new products to expressly help schools meet this new guidance as simply as possible.
Our range of Incident Grab Kits demonstrate a commitment to protect those in your care by taking proactive measures to be prepared for terrorist attacks and other major incidents on school premises. They are simple, affordable and practical solutions containing:
A Public Access Trauma (PAcT) Kit
Kits meet the official PAcT standards developed by experts, approved by the Home Office and official counter-terrorism bodies
Multiple additional pouches and pockets
To add/organise your school’s plans, contact details communication equipment, checklists, emergency medication and other essentials
2 x Hi-Vis Vests
Pre-printed hi-vis vests will help identify your Security and Incident Leads
Incident Grab Kit Bags
Choose from 3 high quality bag options which are easy to transport and clearly labelled "Incident Grab Kit" – you can also order the empty printed bags if you want to create your own Incident Grab Kits.
Large Tactical Rucksack
- Portable yet spacious rucksack, offering ample room for supplies and easy transportation
- Enhanced safety with reinforced pouch for securely carrying first aid supplies
Deluxe First Aid Rucksack
- Compact and portable rucksack is ideal for ease of transportation whilst providing ample room for essential supplies
- Detachable internal grab bag to transport smaller supplies directly to injured patient
Green Holdall
- Enhanced organisation with 14 compartments and additional storage for neat and efficient first aid supply management
- Strong and stable construction with double-stitched 600 denier water-resistant fabric
To help tick all the boxes in one neat solution, we also supply all complete kits with a FREE ISO compliant sign to enable ease of location in an emergency.