The Kids Who Play With Fire
Approaching half of deliberately set fires in Britain are started by children and teenagers. This film follows fire service teams as they deal with some of the young firestarters.
Approaching half of deliberately set fires in Britain are started by children and teenagers. And fire services are running more and more intervention schemes for thousands of young people every year. This film follows three of them. The charred mattress of ten year old Liam, the brazen fire-fascination of Ryan and the random acts of bedroom firesetting by fourteen year old North London girl, Hulya, all represent different challenges for the Fire Sevice counsellors, who are determined not just to stop the firesetting, but also to understand the anger and frustration that underpins it.
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How fire brigades stop kids from starting fires
Duration: 01:02
Credit
Role | Contributor |
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Series Editor | Nick Mirsky |
Broadcast
- Wed 15 Jun 2011 21:00