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    Question risk ass - do we need????

    to do a personal risk ass per child?????

    my friend reckons you do but im not sure
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    Default Re: risk ass - do we need????

    I have a general risk assessment for the teenagers... I talked about it the other day on here somewhere. It focusses my nagging.

    I also used to have a RA for a child a few years ago who has ADHD and autism. He was, quite frankly, dangerous to have around some days and sharing a RA / personal plan sort of document with his family helped me to sort out the important issues vs the ones that could be ignored.

    I don't have one for the other children but if there was an accident / incident then I would use that information to feed back into my RAs... maybe that is what your friend is thinking about??

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    no she has one for each child

    and informed me i need them

    unless there is a reason i dont think they need one but then all kids are risky
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    Default Re: risk ass - do we need????

    A cm friend of mine was told at her inspection to do one on a little girl she had (her only mindee) who was just starting to pull herself up to stand. It was given as a recommendation because they couldn't find much else!
    I am going to do one for each of mine (I have 4 ranging from 7 months to 3 1/2) but not in mega detail just the basics so ofsted can see I am thinking about the risks.

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    Default Re: risk ass - do we need????

    Quote Originally Posted by sarah707 View Post

    I also used to have a RA for a child a few years ago who has ADHD and autism. He was, quite frankly, dangerous to have around some days
    yeah i can relate

    i actually thought my son having ADHD would stop me being registered

    i don't think i'll do a child specific risk assessment as risk assessments are ment to cover the risks for all children and the age related differences
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    This subject makes me chuckle.

    Why would you need to risk assess every child? What would you do with it and how could you change it?
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    thats why im not doing it
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    Default Re: risk ass - do we need????

    I cant see it being necessary unless a child brings a higher level of risk to the setting than normal - not going to put it on my to do list thats a fact!
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