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Health & Safety
Indoor & Outdoor Activities.
It is material when planning Indoor & Outdoor activities to take the following into exploration into principles;
The individual needs, abilities and ages of the children & young the public
Certain Risk factors & their management
Mobility, sensory & curative needs
The needs of carers & the extended tribe
The environment & the services that are profitable
A duty of care; to through all ages. have the child’s safety & well-being in mind.
The desired outcome, by clear aims & objectives based around the EYFS framing.
Lines of responsibilities; everyone has responsibleness for the health & safety of the children & young persons. Each member of staff needs unclouded reporting responsibilities.
Monitoring
Health and preservation is monitored within the Pre School setting through ;
Completing Daily risk assessments
By having sunny & comprehensive policies & procedures, which cover all aspects of health & safety
For illustration, Lost child, behaviour, house rules, safeguarding children and young folks , fire safety, emergency cover for of medicine needs, medical and medicine permission
By completing checks required ~ means of Law, for example the electrics are checked ~ dint of. a qualified electrician every year
By checking the Accident/falling record book regularly.
Ensuring the visitors volume is checked daily
Smoke alarms checked hebdomadary and recorded
That a Fire avoid plan is in place and spirit drill is practised each term
Source of Guidance
If you are unsure about any of this or need somewhat further guidance please refer to;
The Revised Early Years Foundation Stage Statutory Framework Safeguarding and Welfare requirements
The Health & Safety Executive- www.hse.gov.uk
Child Accident Prevention Trust- www.cpat.org.uk
Department according to Education- www.education.gov.uk
Other lock opener legislation such as, Manual Handling Regulations 1992, RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995) & COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health...
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