Sunday, 16 November 2014

Risks in Forest School

Many of the possible activities within a Forest School may be perceived as risky, such as tree climbing, using tools and the fire. It was important therefore that parents and teachers were aware of the activities that were planned and had the correct guidance for supporting us to enabling the children to undertake the activities with minimal risk. A ‘session’ risk assessment was undertaken before each session, which focused on tree canopy, shrub and ground level risks. It was also important that parents were prepared for the children to have a few minor bumps and scrapes, as a natural part of becoming more aware of potential risks and their own limitations. 




 
The Document above was screenshot from Forest School Bredon

 

 
The Document is a screenshot taken from Forest School Canada
 



 
 

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