Fire Prevention, Fighting, and Rescue training: professional, safe, and ready to respond

Maintaining a safe learning environment that fully complies with fire safety standards has always been a top priority at Greenfield School. As part of the summer professional development program for staff and teachers, Greenfield School Ecopark Campus held an on-campus training session on July 20 in partnership with the local authorities.

During the theoretical session, Senior Lieutenant Truong Van Cong briefed the staff on legal regulations regarding fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue operations. Additionally, useful insights into common fire hazards, standard firefighting procedures, and analyses of recent fire incidents were shared with the attendees.

Following the lecture, teachers and staff moved on to practical exercises, learning how to operate fire extinguishers (powder and CO2) to put out simulated small fires. Through hands-on practice, participants reinforced their technical skills, initial response protocols, and emergency evacuation techniques to ensure student safety in critical situations.

Organizing annual fire safety and rescue training not only heightens awareness and responsibility among faculty and staff but also contributes to building a safe and healthy educational environment. Greenfield School stands fully prepared to welcome students into the 2026–2027 academic year with absolute safety and peace of mind.