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| Name | How to Light a Fire at Forest School - Fire lighting basics to support your Forest School skills. |
| Video Uploader | Video From Forest School Lou |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 16-01-2021 18:00:24 |
| Video Discription | Looking to light a fire successfully and safely at Forest School? This video covers the fire lighting basics, including; how to lay, light and extinguish a simple fire for Forest School, including essential safety information, preparation tips and some thoughts on how to manage the space and learners at Forest School. If you are currently doing your Forest School training or already a Forest School Leader looking to brush up on your Forest School skills I hope this video helps you develop your Forest School activities and practice. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Welcome 00:32 - Benefits of Using Fire at FS 01:34 - Considering Risks and Benefits 02:40 - Legality 03:50 - Safety – Siting the Fire 07:26 - Alternatives to Lighting on the Ground 09:38 - Making a Fire Surround 11:15 - Safety – People 11:50 - Safety – Seating 12:50 - Safety – Moving around the Fire Area 14:52 - Safety – Clothing 15:50 - Safety – Emergency Equipment 19:03 - Safety – Emergency Procedures 20:18 - Collecting Firewood 21:39 - Sorting Kindling Sizes 23:20 - Tinder 24:52 - Laying the Fire (Tipi Lay) 27:50 - The Fire Triangle 33:37 - Safety – Final Checks 34:55 - Methods of Fire Lighting 35:40 - Striking a Match 37:25 - Lighting the Fire 39:50 - The Tipi Fire Lay 42:07 - Toasting a Crumpet 43:43 - Extinguishing the Fire 48:04 - Leaving No Trace 48:45 - Environmental Impact PLEASE NOTE – in this video I mention using old storage heater bricks. Please be aware that some old storage heaters had asbestos in them, so do check this isn’t the case if using the bricks for your own fire areas. Thank you to James for demonstrating how to be on fire and thank you to Jimbo for spending a day sitting in the smoke filming! Come to the woods with me, Forest School Lou, I’ll share Forest School knowledge with you. Since 2007, I’ve trained people face to face. Now from 2020, I’m sharing through videos in this place. If you like my content, do consider subscribing, To my channel, which I am describing - https://www.youtube.com/c/ForestSchoolLou WHAT TO WATCH NEXT? = ) Fire Management at Forest School – Fire lays for different purposes - https://youtu.be/_5vYbxJBIi4 = ) Forest School Risk Assessment - 5 Steps to Risk Assessment at Forest School - https://youtu.be/hQITbQIeb4U LINKS: • www.forestschoolassociation.org – The Forest School Association, the UK charity for Forest School. EQUIPMENT USED (Affiliate links): https://amzn.to/3Be64xy - GoPro HERO7 Black https://amzn.to/3BcJWnx - RODE Wireless Go wireless microphone system CREDITS: Music – Bluegrass Roots by Caffeine Creek Band from Pixabay DISCLAIMER: All information shared within the Forest School Lou channel is provided in good faith, and based on my own experience of Forest School in the UK. It is not designed to be a replacement for quality, face to face, accredited Forest School training, rather as a resource to support Forest practitioners and those in training. I am a Forest School trainer, but not your Forest School trainer, therefore no training contract exists between us. Ensure you are appropriately qualified and undertake your own risk assessments before undertaking any activity with groups, which takes into account the learners age, ability and level of understanding. |
| Category | Education |
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