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3 November 2026

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Help children feel prepared, informed and supported this Bonfire Night with this 5-story SEND Safety Bundle from the National Autism Parent and Carer Support Hub.

Created for children aged approximately 3–11, including pupils with autism, ADHD, speech and language needs or sensory sensitivities, these gentle, visual social stories explain unfamiliar experiences and important safety rules in clear, reassuring language.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Five printable social stories:
Getting Ready for Bonfire Night – what might happen, what I can expect and choices I can make.

Watching Fireworks Safely – staying with a trusted adult, following boundaries and leaving fireworks alone.

Keeping Away from the Bonfire – recognising heat, smoke and safe places to stand.
Sparklers: Looking and Staying Safe – understanding risks, adult supervision and safe alternatives.

When Fireworks Feel Too Loud – using ear defenders, asking for a break and finding a quieter space.

BONUS RESOURCES

Printable visual choice and communication cards
First–Then planning sheet
Adult guidance for introducing the stories
Personal safety activities and child-choice pages

Five individual story PDFs
36-page combined printable PDF
Editable Word versions for personalisation

IDEAL FOR

EYFS, KS1 and KS2 classrooms, SEND support, home–school preparation, one-to-one sessions and family use.

These resources support discussion, predictability, communication and choice. Children can point, gesture, use AAC or speak to share what helps them feel safe. Adults can adapt the stories to each child’s needs and local arrangements. A flexible resource to prepare before an event, revisit routines and discuss feelings afterward.

PLEASE NOTE

These stories are learning supports, not a substitute for close adult supervision or official firework safety guidance. Always follow event rules, age restrictions and current safety advice. This is a digital download; no physical item will be posted.

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