Fireman Sam

Sarah shadows Sergeant Rose Ravani but ends up filing maps before learning a sergeant’s value when Gareth gets lost. Meanwhile, Bronwyn’s cliff walk leaves Sarah with a leg injury, James topples overboard using his dad’s binoculars, a seagull steals Lily’s toy prompting a helicopter rescue, and a food‑taste contest ignites a fire after Trevor adds coal to his barbecue.

The programme is a collection of short episodes – Sergeant Sarah, Seeing Red, Seal Watch, Seagull Shenanigans and Sausages vs Shrimps – presented as a single broadcast. It is classified as a programme of the episode genre and strings together a handful of self‑contained stories. In the first story, Sarah is keen to follow Sergeant Rose Ravani, but she ends up stuck filing maps. When fellow trainee Gareth loses his way, Sarah discovers just how vital a sergeant’s guidance can be. The next segment sees Bronwyn taking Sarah and Nipper the dog for a cliff‑side walk to tire the pup out; the outing goes wrong when Sarah slips on a rock and hurts her leg. James hopes his father’s large binoculars will help him spot a rare seal, but the equipment instead sends him tumbling overboard. During a community litter‑pick, the children chase a seagull that has snatched Lily’s toy, and the scramble ends with a helicopter rescue on the nearby islands. The final vignette follows Norman Price as he arranges a taste‑test competition between Trevor Evans and Tom Thomas to decide whose food is better. Trevor’s decision to add coal to his barbecue backfires, igniting nearby trees. Each segment delivers a quick, self‑contained adventure that highlights the characters’ mishaps and the unexpected lessons they learn.