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Imagine that there is an emergency in your home: someone you know is hurt very badly. You call 999 and speak to the operator, who asks you the questions below. 1) Make up a realistic emergency situation and fill in your answers to the questions below. 2) Continue the 999 phone conversation, writing it like a short play script until the ambulance arrives. You can use the back of the sheet if you need to. 3) When you have finished, ask your teacher if you can act out the drama with a partner. Operator Hello, emergency service operator. Which service do you require? Fire, police or ambulance? You Fire/police/ambulance Operator I’ll connect you now… Operator Hello, what is your name? You _______________________________________________________________________________ Operator What number are you calling from? You _______________________________________________________________________________ Operator Where are you? You _______________________________________________________________________________ Operator What has happened? The British Red Cross should be credited wherever this content is used and it should only be used for education purposes. British Red Cross Life. Live it. redcross.org.uk/teachchildrenfirstaid Emergency call Emergency Action Teacher resource – Name Date Page 1

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Imagine that there is an emergency in your home: someone you know is hurt very badly.You call 999 and speak to the operator, who asks you the questions below.

1) Make up a realistic emergency situation and fill in your answers to the questions below.2) Continue the 999 phone conversation, writing it like a short play script until the ambulance arrives.

You can use the back of the sheet if you need to.3) When you have finished, ask your teacher if you can act out the drama with a partner.

Operator Hello, emergency service operator. Which service do you require? Fire, police or ambulance?

You Fire/police/ambulance

Operator I’ll connect you now…

Operator Hello, what is your name?

You _______________________________________________________________________________

Operator What number are you calling from?

You _______________________________________________________________________________

Operator Where are you?

You _______________________________________________________________________________

Operator What has happened?

You _______________________________________________________________________________

Continue the script below._______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

The British Red Cross should be credited wherever this content is used and it should only be used for education purposes. British Red Cross Life. Live it. redcross.org.uk/teachchildrenfirstaid

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Emergency callEmergency Action Teacher resource – Worksheet

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