Warning Zone

This is what progress looks like before everything starts coming together.

Our team has been busy stripping back one of our immersive areas and making space for an exciting new experience for visiting children and young people.

There’s still plenty of work ahead, but each day brings us closer to being able to reveal what’s coming.

Follow Warning Zone to see what this space becomes.

You might recognise this part of Warning Zone - although it’s looking a little different at the moment. 👀

Walls are coming down, materials are being cleared and the space is being prepared for the next stage of its transformation.

There’s a lot happening behind the scenes, and we’re excited to see the new experience begin to take shape.

Keep following us for more progress updates.

It might not look like much right now, but this space will soon become part of an exciting new experience at Warning Zone.

The dismantling is well underway, and we’re looking forward to seeing the updated area come together over the coming weeks.

We can’t wait to share the finished result with you.

What do you think might be coming next?

Out with the old and making room for something new.

Work is continuing inside Warning Zone as one of our experience areas undergoes a significant transformation.

There’s still plenty to do, but we’re really excited about what this updated space will offer the children and young people who visit us.

Keep watching for another glimpse behind the scenes.

🏌️ Just six team places remain for the Warning Zone Annual Golf Day.

Join us at the prestigious Luffenham Heath Golf Club on Wednesday 26 August for a brilliant day of golf, good food and fundraising in support of Warning Zone.

Luffenham Heath has previously hosted PGA Open qualifying events, making this a fantastic opportunity to play one of the region’s finest courses while helping us continue our vital safety education work with children and young people.

We now have space for six more teams.

Could your team take one of them?

Get in touch to secure your place.

Something is happening behind the scenes at Warning Zone… 👀

One of our immersive areas is being carefully taken apart as we prepare for an exciting update.

We’re not giving too much away just yet, but we can’t wait to show you what’s coming.

Follow us to see the transformation take shape.

Prevention is always better than dealing with the consequences.

With a new Prime Minister in 10 Downing Street, it is encouraging to see prevention, early intervention and support for young people continuing to feature in the national conversation.

At Warning Zone, prevention is at the heart of everything we do.

Through engaging, experience-based education, we help children and young people recognise risks, build resilience and develop the confidence to make safer choices - before situations escalate.

We hope this growing focus leads to meaningful action and greater investment in preventative education that equips young people with skills they can carry throughout their lives.

Because helping a child make one safer choice today could prevent a much bigger problem tomorrow.

End of term celebrations with the Warning Zone team!☀️🥂

It was great to get (almost) everyone together to celebrate another fantastic academic year and everything we’ve achieved as a team.

We also took the opportunity to wish two wonderful colleagues all the very best as they prepare for exciting new adventures. 🇦🇺 Alex will be emigrating to Australia next month, and 🇪🇸 Saskia is heading off to Spain.

Thank you both for everything you’ve done for Warning Zone. We’ll miss you both and wish you all the happiness and success in your new adventures! ❤️

☀️🛥️🪶What a fantastic couple of evenings! 🛥️🪶☀️

We were incredibly lucky to enjoy two wonderful Osprey Cruises in glorious sunshine, with beautiful views across Rutland Water, delicious canapés, a glass of prosecco and some amazing osprey sightings.

The events raised a fantastic amount for Warning Zone, helping us continue to educate thousands of children across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland to recognise risks, build confidence and make safer choices.

A huge thank you to Mel Thomas Qpm and Susannah Fish OBE QPM for so generously hosting these special evenings and inviting guests to support Warning Zone. Your kindness, generosity and belief in our work made these events possible, and they were an enormous success because of you.

Thank you to everyone who came along, donated and supported us. It was a wonderful way to spend a summer’s evening while raising vital funds for local young people. We are so grateful to everyone involved. 💜

💜 A Huge Thank You to Our Incredible Volunteers 💜

This school year, more than 10,500 primary school children have visited Warning Zone, helping them prepare for the transition to secondary school and equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to make safer, smarter decisions as they grow.

None of this would be possible without our amazing volunteers.

Every tour you lead, every conversation you have, every smile you share and every hour you generously give makes a real difference to the lives of young people across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

Your passion, dedication and commitment help create an experience that children remember long after they leave Warning Zone. Together, we’re giving thousands of young people the skills they need to stay safe and make informed choices.

From everyone at Warning Zone, thank you for everything you do. We simply couldn’t do it without you. 💜