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Hey!
Im really struggling on the next bit of my risk assessment.
What are the differenet factors for water play for children of 7-12 years? (instead of up to 6years)
Any ideas would be much appreciated!!!

Many thanks
Charlotte
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Hey!
Im really struggling on the next bit of my risk assessment.
What are the differenet factors for water play for children of 7-12 years? (instead of up to 6years)
Any ideas would be much appreciated!!!

Many thanks
Charlotte
Hi,
I only work with children up to five years of age - but I'm trying to think of what older children may do and then the risks.

How about using water pistols outside?
Therefore the risk could be running around - what hazards could be lying around? garden implements, steps/terraces, bird baths etc, prickly plants.


Swimming activity - can they all swim? do some require arms bands? ensure they understand safety procedures - no running around pool - due to slippery and dangerous surfaces, transport to/from activity, adult supervision - correct ratio etc

Washing up (after baking) - are they given sharp knives to wash up? - if so are they supervised? Putting dishes away - make sure they are not climbing up on work surfaces to place items in high cupoards. Check to see you aren't asking/allowing a child with eczema to wash up.


I can't think of much else - I think I spent most of those years playing hopscotch, roller skating and cycling!
I hope this helps you to think of other ideas.
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Thank you so much
This is perfect!
Your a complete life saver!!
If i could offer any help in return, i would love too!

Charlotte
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Thank you so much
This is perfect!
Your a complete life saver!!
If i could offer any help in return, i would love too!

Charlotte
Your're welcome and thanks for the offer - but degrees and eyp were all done and dusted a few years ago - lovely!
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