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Hi.
Part of my work involves advising schools on health and safety issues. Schools are increasingly using their outdoor play spaces to provide a range of activities for children, including tree climbing. I am producing some guidance for local schools on this issue, basing my approach on the guide: ‘Managing Risk in Play Provision’ by David Bell et al, plus HSE advice on children's play.
I would be interested in any other information anyone has on this subject, particularly any case studies, guidance notes or risk assessments.
Many thanks,
Mark
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Some local authorities in Scotland have been working with Grounds for Learning, possibly not the same scale but a similar idea. Here's a link to their site http://www.ltl.org.uk/scotland/
PM me if you need more info.
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Mark.Baker wrote:Hi.
Part of my work involves advising schools on health and safety issues. Schools are increasingly using their outdoor play spaces to provide a range of activities for children, including tree climbing. I am producing some guidance for local schools on this issue, basing my approach on the guide: ‘Managing Risk in Play Provision’ by David Bell et al, plus HSE advice on children's play.
I would be interested in any other information anyone has on this subject, particularly any case studies, guidance notes or risk assessments.
Many thanks,
Mark
Brilliant ! - I love the idea you are trying to enable tree climbing
However an observation from my own childhood, more than half a century ago.
Don't climb trees above spiked railings
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