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Discovering Epping Forest

Discovering Epping Forest. Roles. Champions. Your role: To ensure the school commitment to the project is met To promote Discovering Epping Forest within the school To meet the responsibilities of the School Group Leader, or ensure another person carries out the duties. Roles.

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Discovering Epping Forest

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  1. Discovering Epping Forest

  2. Roles

  3. Champions • Your role: • To ensure the school commitment to the project is met • To promote Discovering Epping Forest within the school • To meet the responsibilities of the School Group Leader, or ensure another person carries out the duties

  4. Roles • Learning Providers & their staff • School Group Leaders • Other School teachers • Responsible Adult Helpers • Pupils

  5. Outdoor LearningHealth and Safety

  6. Outdoor Learning • Benefits • Concerns

  7. Framework • Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) • Management of H&SW Regulations (1999) • Health and Safety of Pupils on Educational Visits (HASPEV) and supplements (1998/2002) • BS 8848

  8. Framework • You don’t need to know the all the legal detail. • You do need to be able to identify where responsibilities lie: • Yours • Others

  9. Responsibilities • There are 5 key roles within the pack and a selection of their responsibilities as outlined in the previous guidance. • What can be delegated to a ‘lower’ level

  10. Risk Management

  11. Risk Management • Hazard • Anything which has the potential to cause harm • Risk • the chance, high or low, that somebody could be harmed by these hazards, with an indication of how serious the harm could be • Risk Assessment • the conscious process used to • identification of hazards • evaluation of the associated risks • the implementation of control measures • The recording of this information

  12. Risk Management Hazard To Whom Risk Rating Likelihood * Severity Control Measure Reduce the Risk Rating

  13. Risk Assessment • Sites • Possible sites have been identified that • Are within Epping Forest • Are close to schools • Have public transport access • Have access to toilets (where possible) • See map

  14. Risk Assessment • Group • You know your class • You can help by ensuring that we do too… • Complete and return the participant info form prior to each module, updating it each time. • Tell us if things change • Include adult helpers

  15. Risk Assessment • Activities • Travel • Walking • Tube / Train • Other Forest Activities

  16. Risk Management • We will be undertaking risk assessments over the summer. • These will be available to you at the start of the Autumn Term • For some modules you are responsible for transport - you will need to undertake your own risk assessments.

  17. Risk Management • NB: • Your LEA & School will have their own guidelines. • Use the material we provide to assist you in complying with these. • Ask if you need more information.

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