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    just curious as to what risk assessments you NEED to do, what you do anyway and what kind of things you put in them, what kind of format do you do? I am struggling with this

    at the mo I am doing a daily one but I was looking at it today and it just seemed like I had written the same thing everyday and not actually risk assessed just made sure i had kind of cleaned up a bit! I wanted something a little more detailed!! anyone got anything i can get some ideas from or know any websites that have some on?! ta x x
    Love GG x x

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    RA for outings, visits, places you visit reguarly ...

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    Go round every room and think about the hazard - and how you tackle it to make it safe... from hangers over doors to covers on sockets, to keeping babies away from dangling curtains to securing bookcases to stop them toppling...

    This is a good article -

    http://www.child-safe.net/2006/p_60.php


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    I would just buy Sarah's book!! Well worth it

    amanda xx

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    which one is that??! sounds like I need sarah's book!! lead me to it.......!
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    Sent you a pm! thanks Amanda!

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    The bromley website has risk assessments free

    www.bromleycma.org.uk

    There are daily checklists and examples of how to do risk assessments under eyfs plus blank sheets you can download and adapt/fill in yourself

    Well worth a look

    Miffy xx

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    thanks sarah! They all sound soooo tempting!! hehe x x
    Love GG x x

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    You're welcome... like Miffy says there is also some excellent stuff on Bromley here -

    http://www.bromleycma.org.uk/policies/downloads.html

    I'm sure there are some sample forms and ideas for completing them on Silkysteps as well but I am being dim this morning and can't find them!

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    Isn't there a risk assment form on this website in the resources section, that is the one i use.
    Bev X

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    Oh yes now you come to mention it Bev there is something in resources... for full member access I think...

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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    I would just buy Sarah's book!! Well worth it

    amanda xx
    second that

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    Another question on my Self Assessment - "Have you carried out a risk assessment for children who become ill while in your care, or who have a contageous disease, including your own family?"

    NOOOOOOOO! I have a sickness policy in place - looks like that's not enough for the Care Commission now either

    Emler x

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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    I would just buy Sarah's book!! Well worth it

    amanda xx
    I just did. Cant wait to get stuck in. Thank You Sarah.

    Annie x

 

 

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