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I know this question was asked a long time ago now, but I'm trying to work on this now, and the answers here haven't helped so far (sorry!):blush:

What did you put - this is what I have so far "The principal models of a risk assessment involves the probability of the risk and the severity. Each one has it’s own grading to then provide a risk “score”.
The following are factors to consider
Toys, equipment, personal hygiene, nutrition, privacy, how to adapt things for those with disabilities, children's awareness of safety, ratios
Then I was thinking about talking about National standards and children come first. Also a bit about the things you can do to eliminate risks, permission forms, pre existing injury forms etc.

Am I on the right track - or have I lost the plot completely?

TIA
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