Frequently asked questions.
Everything school leaders ask before buying.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, commonly known as Martyn's Law, requires premises where 200 or more people can be expected at the same time, including schools, to have appropriate procedures in place for evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication. Schools in scope are always Standard Tier.
Your school is in scope if 200 or more people can reasonably be expected on site at the same time. Pupils, staff and visitors all count, so a performance or sports day can bring a smaller school into scope. Schools in scope are always Standard Tier. The pack gives you everything the Standard Tier expects.
Four Microsoft Word documents tailored to your school: a Martyn's Law Plan tailored for your school; a staff operational guide; poster content with a bomb threat record card; and a prioritised action list. All four are fully editable and arrive by email and on your dashboard.
About ten to fifteen minutes to complete the questionnaire, and around fifteen minutes for our system to generate your pack. Most schools have everything they need within about half an hour of starting.
£300 + VAT as a one-off payment. That includes one full year of dashboard access and 12 regenerations. After the first year you can extend access for £50 + VAT per additional year if you want to keep updating your pack.
Yes. Each school completes its own questionnaire and receives its own pack, because every site's procedures need to reflect its own building, staff and routines. For trusts buying for several schools, we agree pricing directly and invoice the trust centrally. Email hello@lionbridgepr.com and we will be glad to talk it through.
Yes. You have 12 regenerations included in your first year. Sign back in to your dashboard, update your questionnaire answers, and a fresh pack is generated.
The pack is generated against current DfE and Home Office guidance on the Standard Tier duty. We recommend having your final documents reviewed by your school's legal advisers or trust before formal adoption.
The core documents are based on guidance from the Home Office, the DfE and the National Counter Terrorism Security Office combined with the crisis planning and preparedness expertise from LionbridgePR. This knowledge has been gained over the last 20 years, dealing with a variety of issues and crises, including mass fatality events. The packs are tailored to the exact requirements of individual schools using a fine-tuned AI system. Every pack delivered is uniquely designed for your school.
You can log in with a password, or get a one-time sign-in link by email. To use a link, enter your email address and we send you a one-time link that's valid for fifteen minutes. You can set a password from your dashboard at any time, so you can log back in on any device.
BridgePacks is built on two years of crisis workshops with more than 150 UK headteachers. The procedures, the questions and the framing all come from that work. Schools that have used BridgePacks include primary, secondary and specialist settings:
- Butterwick Primary School, Lincolnshire
- Cloughside College, Greater Manchester
- Hampton Hargate Primary School, Peterborough
- Lincoln Christ's Hospital School, Lincoln
- St James' Catholic High School, Cheshire
- Swavesey Primary School, Cambridgeshire
- Wilds Lodge School, Rutland
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