<p>The fire drill was organised at the fire station in Jayanagar to teach the children the elements of safety during a fire. <br /><br />Most children do not know what to do in case of fire. They are helpless and they tend to panic and wait for their mom or dad to rescue them. <br /><br />In case of an emergency, children create more chaos. They hide in a closet or under the bedcovers and wait for someone to rescue them. <br /><br />They run back into the house to save a pet or toy. The aim of organising this fire drill is to keep the kids aware of such situations and help them react in case of a fire by teaching them the basic of fire safety.<br /><br />The fire drill is a part of the structural learning programme provided at Kids Campus and the curriculum is internationally approved and focuses on six key areas — personal, social and emotional development, communication, language and literacy, mathematical knowledge and understanding, knowledge and understanding of the world, creative development and physical development.<br /><br />They have theme-based approach, weekly science activities, advanced vocabulary recognition, more than 900 worksheets, monthly progress tracker and regular events celebration. <br /><br />The kids enjoyed themselves at the fire station. They interacted with firemen, keenly observed the demonstrations and also got a free ride on the fire <br />engine.</p>
<p>The fire drill was organised at the fire station in Jayanagar to teach the children the elements of safety during a fire. <br /><br />Most children do not know what to do in case of fire. They are helpless and they tend to panic and wait for their mom or dad to rescue them. <br /><br />In case of an emergency, children create more chaos. They hide in a closet or under the bedcovers and wait for someone to rescue them. <br /><br />They run back into the house to save a pet or toy. The aim of organising this fire drill is to keep the kids aware of such situations and help them react in case of a fire by teaching them the basic of fire safety.<br /><br />The fire drill is a part of the structural learning programme provided at Kids Campus and the curriculum is internationally approved and focuses on six key areas — personal, social and emotional development, communication, language and literacy, mathematical knowledge and understanding, knowledge and understanding of the world, creative development and physical development.<br /><br />They have theme-based approach, weekly science activities, advanced vocabulary recognition, more than 900 worksheets, monthly progress tracker and regular events celebration. <br /><br />The kids enjoyed themselves at the fire station. They interacted with firemen, keenly observed the demonstrations and also got a free ride on the fire <br />engine.</p>
