Outdoor Education Advisers' Panel

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CHILDREN’S PLAY AND LEISURE – PROMOTING A BALANCED APPROACH HSE

AALA Report just published  More...

NUT & NASUWT - Revisiting Risk Video

http://vimeo.com/28023605

The aim of the film is to encourage schools to consider using skilled providers when offering children and young people the opportunity to enjoy potentially hazardous activities in a controlled way.

The Lofstedt Review into health and safety regulation called "Reclaiming Health and Safety for All" is published today at  http://www.dwp.gov.uk/docs/lofstedt-report.pdf. Reference to schools in chapter 4.

IOSH Schools Conference - Risk in Education More...

The D f E has published new advice on school visits - the Legal Position. More...

Proposed replacement for the licensing regime for adventure activities established under the Activity Centres (Young Persons’ Safety) Act 1995 in England

Thie Consultation Document sets out proposals for replacement arrangements for adventure activities. Replacement arrangements are needed to implement the recommendation in the report Common Sense Common Safety to abolish the licensing of four specified adventure activities by the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority, which will occur following the necessary legislative change at a later date.

The questions on the general characteristics of future arrangements will be of interest to providers of adventure activities, as well as their clients and others with an interest.

Responses should be sent by 21 September 2011

http://www.hse.gov.uk/consult/condocs/cd236.htm

The ERCA UK conference is to be on the 1st and 2nd
December 2010 and will take place at Liddington - PGL’s
newest centre near Swindon.

It will run from 1pm on the first day until 1pm on the second. It includes
world experts in their respective fields and a highly entertaining key
note speaker.

For detailed information and ticket
purchase under: www.erca.co.uk/events/uk2010conference

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Following the recent revisions to the UK resuscitation guidelines [1]. HSE are now informing all HSE approved training providers involved in the deliver of first aid at work, emergency first aid at work, offshore first aid or offshore medic training the timetable by which they should be compliant with the changes to UK Resuscitation protocols.

http://www.hse.gov.uk/firstaid/resuscitation-guidelines.htm