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Click here to view our cookie information.Many children love Halloween, and no doubt some of your pupils are very excited about going Trick or Treating on 31st October this year. However, with the dark nights drawing in, it is important for kids to stay safe whilst they enjoy the Halloween fun. Check out our latest Infographic below, which lays out our top Halloween Safety Tips. It is great for sharing with your pupils; you can download a PDF version here: Halloween Safety Infographic
Only trick or treat at houses which are well lit, or which are decorated with Halloween themed decorations. Some people may not want to be disturbed.
If you are dressing up this Halloween, why not add some reflective accessories to your spooky get up? They are great for making sure you are extra visible to cars. Small light up goodies are also a good way to make yourself visible to night time traffic.
Make sure you or your parents check your sweets to make sure you are not allergic to any of your Halloween treats, or that you have received treats that aren’t worth eating… nobody wants to be poorly for Bonfire Night.
Last but not least, enjoy your time Trick or Treating, it only comes around once a year.
PTS has Halloween Stickers that you can personalised with your own choice of wording! Check them out here.