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Creating a safe environment in a childcare setting (RO57 exam prep 4.3 & RO58 NEA 1.1)
Example Key Words
Childhood Accidents
Falls, burns, scalds, choking, suffocation, poisoning, drowning. Some may just need first aid and some will need urgent medical assistance.
Hazard
Something that could cause harm eg. toys left on stairs are a trip hazard
Age Advice Symbol
Identifies if a product is unsuitable for a particular age group due to any component parts which may cause choking.
BSI Safety Mark
Shows that the item has been tested by the British Standards Institution and found to be safe.– used on products where safety is vital eg prams, car seats. Assures parents that product is safe and reliable.
CE Symbol
Most important Toy label which means the toy complies with EU standards for safety.
Lion Mark
Quality mark issued by the British Toy and Hobby Association. 95% of toys sold in the UK carry this label.
FBV: the rule of law, mutual respect
UNCRC: provision rights (home, health, education, play) protection rights (expression, life, love and care)