As we enter a new school year, out LNTB program is facing new challenges and expectations. As a result,we are working hard to find ways to continue to educate our students while keeping within public health guidelines. Some of the areas we are exploring are: visiting schools virtually while continuing to network with our educators, video productions, outdoor school presentations, fire safety contests in each region, and Facebook, all of these while continuing to work with our local fire departments and NL911.

Even though this past school year was a short one, I visited schools from Port aux Basque to Labrador presenting our program to approximately 5,000 students. Also a big thank you to all our partners and sponsors. Your continued support is much appreciated. 

Although our program will be delivered differently than in the past, we will be focusing on what is important, to deliver our LNTB program in the most effective and efficient way possible. We are living in unprecedented times, take care and stay safe.

March 4th at Children’s Choice Daycare in Upper Gullies. These future firefighters really know what to do in an emergency, get out and stay out. Thanks to staff for a great morning talking about our fire safety program.

Tuesday March 3rd at Wonder Years Preschool and Daycare in Holyrood. Pictured is one of the classes taking part in our program. Thanks to staff who assisted me with my presentations.

Friday March 6th at Riverwood Academy in Wings Point. A big thank you to teachers, students and staff for taking the out of their busy day to talk about fire safety and how important it is to stay safe. See you guys next year.

February 25-27th at Gander Academy.
From their monthly fire drills to stop drop and roll, these  eager  students  really know their fire safety. A big thank you to teachers and staff for the warm welcome and continued support of our Learn Not To Burn program.

On Feb 20th at St. Catherine’s Academy in Mount Carmel. Had a great afternoon with these guys talking fire safety. Thanks to teachers and staff for their continued interest in our program.

On February 10th at Tricon Elementary in Bay de Verde. Had a great morning teaching our fire safety program to students who had a great interest in a career as a firefighter. Thanks to Chief Ambrose and firefighter Jordan from the Bay de Verde Fire Department for their assistance during our presentations. Also, Thanks to teachers and staff for their continued interest in our program.
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On February 5th in Carbonear had a great morning spent at the Kids at Heart Daycare Center where they really know what to do when their smoke alarm is activated.Thanks to staff for their continued support of our program.

On February 4th in South River, Visited the Reach for the Stars Daycare Center with a great crew of very enthusiastic students. Thanks to  staff for an enjoyable afternoon.

On Wednesday January 29th at Funtime Day Care Center in Whitbourne These preschoolers really know their fire drill procedure . Thanks to teachers and students for a great morning.
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