The Wales Farm Safety Partnership (WFSP) is proud of the success of Bob the Dog, a Welsh Sheepdog mascot helping to promote farm safety awareness among young children in Wales.

In conjunction with creating Bob, the partnership, led by Farming Connect, has published two bilingual children's books. Both books, Nice One Bob and Nice One Again, Bob, are available in both English and Welsh, ensuring accessibility for all children in Wales. The books feature engaging stories and colourful illustrations that teach children about potential hazards on farms, such as machinery, livestock, and chemicals, in a fun and age-appropriate way.

In addition to the books, the Welsh Whisperer has visited over 20 schools across Wales to engage children in interactive learning experiences about staying safe on farms, and sings his song ‘Diolch Byth am Bob’. If that were not enough, the books have also been turned into animated cartoons, available on YouTube.

Welsh Television Personality and WFSP Ambassador Alun Elidyr said: "We are committed to educating the next generation about the importance of farm safety. By engaging children at a young age, we can instil lifelong safety habits and help reduce the number of farm-related accidents."

The Wales Farm Safety Partnership's efforts have been widely recognised and praised by educators, parents, and the farming community. The bilingual books have been distributed to schools throughout Wales and are also available on the Farming Connect website. The school visits have been met with enthusiasm from students and teachers alike, with many schools requesting repeat visits.

"The Wales Farm Safety Partnership's work is essential in promoting farm safety awareness among young children," said Rhian Lloyd, Ysgol T Llew Jones School, Ceredigion. "The bilingual books and school visits are valuable resources that will help keep children safe on farms."

The WFSP is committed to continuing its efforts to promote farm safety awareness in Wales. The Partnership plans to expand its school visit program in the coming year and is developing additional resources to support farm safety education.