At McMullin Injury Law, we recognize the value of teaching our kids about safety. For that reason, we are sponsoring 25 free entries for local kids to participate in the Safety Town program, which is put on by the city of St. George each year. These 25 scholarships are for the afternoon session this year held June 2nd to June 6th, 2025, from 12:00 pm-2:00 pm at Heritage Elementary (747 E. Riverside Drive). To register your child, simply be one of the first 25 to fill out and submit the form below. (Only children attending kindergarten or 1st grade in the Fall of 2025 are eligible). If awarded a scholarship, our office will reach out to confirm details which will be followed up by a confirmation from St. George City Recreation.
25 Free Scholarships to Safety Town 2025!
What is Safety Town?
Safety Town is a one-week program designed to teach kids about safety. Children ages 5 and 6 attend for 2 hours per day one week during the summer where they learn safety principles from local experts. The program was created to teach important, life-long lessons about safety. This safety program is held each summer for children entering kindergarten or first grade in the upcoming fall school year.
Throughout the years, the program’s curriculum has changed to reflect new safety concerns in our society. The program now includes pedestrian safety, internet safety, bike/scooter safety, stranger danger, drug awareness, fire safety, anti-bullying and more. Each topic covered during the program is designed to provide an exciting and effective hands-on learning environment.
Throughout the week session, stories, games, songs, and videos reinforce the safety skills being taught. By using a "hands-on" approach, children absorb important information and have fun at the same time. The City of St. George Leisure Services, teen volunteers and other community groups help teach safety awareness and prevention to our campers.
If you would like more information on Safety Town and how to get your kids involved, please visit their website by clicking here.
