BridgePacks

Martyn’s Law procedures, written by experts, tailored to your school. BridgePacks helps school business managers and leadership teams prepare for Martyn’s Law with tailored, editable emergency planning documents. Developed by communications agency LionbridgePR, it brings practical crisis communications experience to the day-to-day challenges of running a school.

The platform draws on LionbridgePR’s work delivering crisis workshops to more than 150 UK headteachers, along with preparing crisis plans for the likes of easyJet, Dorchester Hotels and Oliver Bonas. Its approach recognises that every school is different, with its own buildings, pupils, staffing arrangements and existing safety measures.

After completing a structured online questionnaire, schools receive four editable Word documents:

• A tailored Martyn’s Law plan covering evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communications.
• A staff operational guide setting out responsibilities and immediate actions.
• Poster content and record cards for accessible reference.
• An action list identifying further preparation required.

For busy school staff, BridgePacks provides a structured starting point that reduces the burden of drafting plans from scratch. Documents can be reviewed with colleagues, adapted to the school’s needs and updated as circumstances change.

“The documents are extremely thorough and cover all the key areas, clearly setting out responsibilities as well as any follow-up actions required.”
Jane Monaghan, School Business Manager, Hampton Hargate Primary School, Peterborough.

Price: £300 + VAT. You pay once and get 12 months’ access with up to 12 regenerations and we will notify you if the DfE guidance is changed or updated. Schools retain their downloaded files, with no automatic renewal. You can pay by card or bank transfer, and you’ll get a VAT invoice.

You can view a sample pack at https://bridgepacks.lionbridgepr.com. If you have any questions, please email hello@lionbridgepr.com and we’ll be glad to talk it through. 

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