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    what have you got in your risk assesment. mine has hardly anything other than the trampoline and dog poo in garden

    what else do i need.

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    risk for dog poo is to check garden before children go out and trampoline is just to get a new netting and supervise children

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    Default Re: risk assesment

    Have a look here for more ideas -

    www.bromleycma.org.uk

    There are forms for you to use and lots of tips about filling them in.

    Your risk assessment must, according to the Eyfs, cover everything the children come into contact with.

    Think about dangerous flowers, bulbs, slippy patio, stones in the soil, falls off garden furniture, broken toys... etc

    Hth

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    thankyou x

 

 

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