Risk Benefit Assessments

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Large Sandpit

Maintenance of sandpit and system of its use to avoid injury.

Lava Lamps (Alka-Seltzers)

A Risk Benefit Assessment on our Lava Lamps activity which uses Alka-Seltzers as a key component in carrying out this activity

Little Forest 1

A comprehensive risk assessment for the newly enhanced Pod 1 garden area, which includes a variety of play equipment and features.

Mud Kitchen – Medium Forest Garden

BOTH - mud kitchen set up

Mud Kitchen- Front Garden

A risk assessment for using the mud kitchen in HQ's front garden. Including identification of- risks, control measures, and benefits of use.

Ormeau Climbing Trees

Small area of climbing trees in Ormeau Park where children can challenge their gross motor skills.

Outings – General

Outing to and from a places of interest.  Usually we travel to various parks and beaches but also include visits to W5, Museums etc

 

Pirate Golf

Outing to Pirate Golf for fun during summer camp

Playing with small parts

Pod front gardens

Play equipment and resources in Pod Garden including large tyre and planters.

Sleep time Outdoors in Cots

This assessment evaluates the potential risks and necessary control measures associated with moving children's cots outdoors for naptime.

St Johns Ambulance Visit

Saint Johns Ambulance Service will be coming out to visit the setting and show children around the ambulance and teach them basic first aid

Tinker Table

Trampoline Use – Children Ages 0-12 Years

A risk assessment for using the sunk trampoline. Including identification of; risks, control measures, and benefits of use.

Tree Climbing Pod 3 Garden

The children have started to climb the trees in pod3 garden.

Tree houses Forest Garden

 Look out for loose screws ,nails, wood.Foot holds /rope secure and ramp clear Children are not permitted to sit on edge of outer rail