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    The document provides guidance for a physical activity program instructor regarding risk assessment and emergency procedures. It outlines what to do in the event of injuries, fires, unauthorized access, or a lockdown. Potential hazards in outdoor and indoor activity spaces are identified. Medical needs of students and pre-program preparation are also addressed, including equipment access, indoor space during rain, student protection from weather, inappropriate clothing, personal belongings storage, and facility access. The on-site contact is provided for any issues.

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    The document provides guidance for a physical activity program instructor regarding risk assessment and emergency procedures. It outlines what to do in the event of injuries, fires, unauthorized access, or a lockdown. Potential hazards in outdoor and indoor activity spaces are identified. Medical needs of students and pre-program preparation are also addressed, including equipment access, indoor space during rain, student protection from weather, inappropriate clothing, personal belongings storage, and facility access. The on-site contact is provided for any issues.

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    The document provides guidance for a physical activity program instructor regarding risk assessment and emergency procedures. It outlines what to do in the event of injuries, fires, unauthorized access, or a lockdown. Potential hazards in outdoor and indoor activity spaces are identified. Medical needs of students and pre-program preparation are also addressed, including equipment access, indoor space during rain, student protection from weather, inappropriate clothing, personal belongings storage, and facility access. The on-site contact is provided for any issues.

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    Dr.

    James Wyant: Teaching Risk Assessment

    TEACHING RISK ASSESSMENT


    AFTER-SCHOOL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM
    DATE: _________

    YOU MUST COMPLETE THIS DOCUMENT AND SOURCE ALL THE


    RELEVANT INFORMATION BEFORE YOUR FIRST TEACHING EPISODE
    ON SITE.
    On-site Contact name and number:
    Program Facilitator/Incident Leader

    Ms. Monique

    WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN?


    A. In the event of accidents/injuries: Attach copies of any relevant documents.
    -

    What are the schools injury policies? (e.g. What should you do if a child gets
    injured?) there is a first aid kit with band aids
    What documents must you complete? If the injury is bad we will fill out an
    incident report
    Where is the first aid kit? In the cafeteria closet
    Who should you contact in the event of an injury? Ms. Monique an she will
    contact the parents if it is serious

    B. In the event of fire/evacuations: Attach copies of any relevant documents.


    -

    What are the schools fire procedures? If a fire drill then go to the grass,
    actual fire then the front gate
    Where are the fire exits? The front gate
    Where is the meeting point? Grass area

    C. In the event of unauthorized access of children: Attach copies of any relevant


    documents.
    -

    What are the schools procedures should an unauthorized individual attempt to


    access the children? Go to the closet open door and get the kids inside

    D. In the event of school lockdown: Attach copies of any relevant documents.

    Dr. James Wyant: Teaching Risk Assessment

    What are the schools procedures should a school lockdown be enacted? Get
    the kids into the nearest place with a door, the restrooms would be the
    safest

    ABOUT THE ACTIVITY SPACE:


    A. Risk assessment of activity space: Identify all potential hazards in the
    OUTDOOR activity space (draw a map of the area and indicated all potential
    hazards). Map of school is attached. Potential hazards of kids running into
    the basketball poles
    B. Risk assessment of activity space: Identify all potential hazards in the
    INDOOR activity space (draw a map of the area and indicated all potential
    hazards). Inside hazards could be not enough space for activities
    C. Where are the closest restrooms and water fountains?

    ABOUT MY STUDENTS:
    A. Risk assessment of students medical needs:
    - Identify all students with specialized medical needs.
    - Be aware of student profile/medication and identify school medical
    personnel responsible for these students to my knowledge none of my
    kids have medical needs or disabilities

    PRE-PROGRAM PREPARATION:
    A. Where is the equipment located and how will I access it? Equipment is in
    the shed and the keys are in the box or the staff will have them
    B. Where will I go if it rains? Into the cafeteria or the classroom
    C. How will I make sure the students are adequately protected from the
    weather (sun/rain/wind etc)? Try to keep them in shaded areas
    D. What will I do if a student is not appropriately dressed for Physical
    Education? if the kids are not appropriately dressed then they will be sent to
    ms. Monique
    E. Where can I leave my personal belongings? I can leave my things in ms.
    Monique
    F. What access, if any, do I have to the teachers lounge/facilities? We can use
    the bathroom in the cafeteria and there is water in the faculty lounge
    Additional Notes:

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