Free Incident Report Form Templates for Word: 16 Accident Forms
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These free incident report form templates give you 16 fillable Word documents on A4 and US Letter, for workplaces and schools: incident and accident reports, a pupil or student accident form, a head bump note for parents, a behaviour incident report, a near miss form, a witness statement and a log. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I write accident and behaviour reports in school, so I built these to record the facts quickly, with a head bump note and a before, during and after behaviour form.
In this guide, you’ll find which form to use for each kind of incident, what a good report includes, and how to fill it in quickly and accurately.
What’s in the Incident Report Form Templates
| Paper | Version | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| A4 | Incident Report Form | Any incident: what happened, people, witnesses |
| A4 | Accident Report Form | Workplace accidents, injury and first aid |
| A4 | Pupil Accident Form | School accidents, first aid and parents told |
| A4 | Head Bump Note | A note home after a bumped head |
| A4 | Behaviour Incident Report | Before, during and after, with follow–up |
| A4 | Near Miss Report | Something that could have caused harm |
| A4 | Witness Statement | A witness’s own account, signed |
| A4 | Accident and Incident Log | One line per incident, for the year |
| US Letter | Incident Report Form | Any incident: what happened, people, witnesses |
| US Letter | Workplace Injury Report | Workplace accidents, injury and first aid |
| US Letter | Student Injury Report | School injuries, first aid and parents told |
| US Letter | Head Injury Notice | A notice home after a head bump |
| US Letter | Behavior Incident Report | Before, during and after, with follow–up |
| US Letter | Near Miss Report | Something that could have caused harm |
| US Letter | Witness Statement | A witness’s own account, signed |
| US Letter | Incident Log | One line per incident, for the year |

👉 Every answer is a click-and-type box, with date pickers, drop-down lists and check boxes, and the labels are locked so the form stays neat.
What Is an Incident Report Form?
An incident report form is a written record of something that happened: an accident, an injury, a near miss, damage or a behaviour incident. It records when and where it happened, who was involved, what happened and what was done straight away, while the details are fresh. An accident report form is the same idea for injuries, with the part of the body hurt and the first aid given.
Which Incident Report Should You Use?
- Incident report form: any incident, with people involved, what happened, action taken and witnesses.
- Accident report or workplace injury report: the injured person, the injury, first aid and the outcome.
- Pupil accident or student injury report: school accidents, first aid and how parents were told.
- Head bump note or head injury notice: a note home after a bumped head, with signs to watch for.
- Behaviour incident report: before, during and after, with follow-up, which suits SEN and pastoral teams.
- Near miss report: something that could have caused harm, and how to stop it happening again.
- Witness statement: a witness’s own account, signed and dated.
- Accident and incident log: one line per incident, so you can spot patterns over the year.
How to Fill In an Incident Report Form
- Fill it in as soon as possible, while everyone remembers clearly.
- Write what happened in plain, factual words: what you saw and heard, not opinions or blame.
- Record first aid and the action taken straight away, and add any witnesses.
- Sign it, pass it to your manager or headteacher, and add a line to the log.
Keep reports somewhere secure, because they contain personal details. These forms are records only and not legal advice: follow your organisation’s policy and local rules on reporting serious injuries, such as RIDDOR in the UK or the OSHA log in the US, and follow your safeguarding procedure for any concern about a child.
How to Print at the Right Size
Print at 100% on plain paper and keep a few copies in your first aid kit, or fill them in on screen and save them as PDFs in a secure folder.
FAQs
Are these incident report form templates free?
Yes. Choose A4 or US Letter and download all the Word templates in one ZIP file at no cost.
Who made these incident report form templates?
Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead, designed and built every incident report form by hand in Microsoft Word.
What is the difference between an incident report and an accident report?
An accident report is for injuries. An incident report covers anything that happened, including near misses, damage and behaviour.
What should an incident report include?
The date, time and place, the people involved, a factual account of what happened, the action taken, any witnesses and a signature.
How do I fill in the form in Word?
Click a box and type, click a date to pick it from the calendar, and click a check box to tick it. The labels are locked so they stay neat.
Can I change the questions or add my logo?
Yes. Go to Review > Restrict Editing > Stop Protection (there is no password), make your changes, then turn protection back on.
Can I remove the Word Made Easy footer?
Yes. Double-click the bottom of the page, click the logo and the web address, and press Delete.
Conclusion
These incident report forms help you record accidents and incidents clearly and consistently, human-made by a teacher and ready to fill in from Word.
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