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Fire safety in schools is rarely straightforward. Buildings evolve, spaces have different uses and practical activities can introduce risks that generic assessments may miss.
Our BAFE-certified specialists understand the realities of education settings, assessing your buildings as they are actually used and giving you clear, prioritised actions to strengthen fire safety.
For school leaders, the risks of getting fire safety wrong can be significant.
These figures highlight the scale of the challenge and the value of getting it right.
That's millions of pounds in damage and disruption of education.
Source: Zurich Municipal
never fully recover, facing ongoing financial and operational challenges
with effective fire safety management including proactive maintenance, staff training, and regular risk assessments.
when inspected in a recent compliance review.
Source: Fire Protection Association
highlighting the importance of preventative security measures.
Source: UK Home Office Fire Statistics, 2022
Every school is different.
We understand the realities of education settings, providing thorough fire risk assessments, clear priorities and ongoing expert support to help you keep your people safe.


JEDU brings health, safety and fire audits, actions, and progress into a single intuitive dashboard, giving schools and trusts complete visibility of compliance.
Monitor risk, prioritise improvements and demonstrate strong governance across every school.
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The Responsible Person must ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is completed. It should be carried out by someone with the appropriate competence, knowledge and experience for the risks involved. For complex school environments, using a specialist fire risk assessor can provide additional assurance.
There is no fixed legal timeframe for completing a fire risk assessment. It should be reviewed regularly and whenever significant changes could affect fire safety, such as alterations to the building, how spaces are used, occupancy or fire risks. The Responsible Person should ensure the assessment remains suitable and sufficient.
A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains suitable and sufficient. It should also be reviewed following significant changes to the premises, how they are used, occupancy, fire precautions or after an incident. Regular review helps ensure fire safety arrangements remain effective.
A school fire risk assessment should consider the whole premises, how it is used and the people who may be affected. This includes fire hazards, prevention measures, evacuation arrangements, fire protection systems, compartmentation, PEEPs, staff training and risks associated with practical activities and contractors.
BAFE certification provides assurance that a provider meets recognised competency and quality requirements for life safety fire risk assessment. Our BAFE-certified specialists also bring specific experience of education settings, helping identify risks that may be missed by a generic assessment.
You receive a detailed assessment with clear, prioritised recommendations so you know what needs attention and where to focus first. Judicium clients also have ongoing access to expert advice, with reports and actions available through JEDU to support continued monitoring and improvement.