Aquatic and Pool Games Note: For trial schools not using OneSchool, this template is to be used in combination with the . If a CARA activity guideline exists for the activity, the minimum requirements outlined in it must be followed. Activity Description: Aquatic and Pool Games Teachers/Leaders: Correy Chiapetta, Rob Enright, Kim Brumby, Caitlin McMahon, Beau McCawley, Annika Van Heerden Class groups: 1:30 Number of students: 30 Start date: 01/01/2018 End Date: 1/12/ 2018 Use this risk assessment matrix as a to assess the . Refer to the for further details. Consequence Likelihood 1 - Insignificant 2 - Minor 3 - Moderate 4 - Major 5 - Critical 5 - Almost Certain Medium Medium High Extreme Extreme 4 - Likely Low Medium High High Extreme 3 - Possible Low Medium High High High 2 - Unlikely Low Low Medium Medium High 1 - Rare Low Low Low Low Medium Indicate the assessed risk level and undertake the actions required for that level of risk. Inherent risk level Action required Little chance of Low Manage risk through regular planning processes. incident or injury Document risks and controls in regular planning documents. Some chance of an Manage risk through regular planning processes OR complete this Medium incident and injury Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment. requiring first aid A Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment is required to be completed. Likely chance of a Principal or head of program (i.e. DP, HOD, HOSES) approval is significant incident required prior to conducting this activity. High and injury requiring Parent/carer consent is recommended. medical treatment Once approved, activity details are to be entered into the . Consider conducting an alternative activity or modifications to the activity that achieve comparable learning outcomes. High chance of a A Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment must be completed. serious incident Extreme Principal approval is required prior to conducting this activity. resulting in highly consent must be obtained for student participation. debilitating injury Once approved, activity details are to be entered into the . NOTE: If the activity is to be held off-site, parent/carer consent is required irrespective of the inherent risk level. Refer to the procedure for the Excursion Planner template. Planning considerations Incorporate the following factors when planning risk management strategies for this activity.
Aquatic and Pool Games Note: For schools not using OneSchool, this template is to be used in combination with the . If a CARA activity guideline exists for the activity, the minimum requirements outlined in it must be followed. Activity Description: Aquatic and Pool Games Teachers/Leaders: Correy Chiapetta, Rob Enright, Kim Brumby, Caitlin McMahon, Beau McCawley, Annika Van Heerden Class groups: 1:30 Number of students: 30 Start date: 01/01/2018 End Date: 1/12/ 2018 Use this risk assessment matrix as a to assess the . Refer to the for further details. Likelihood Consequence 1 - Insignificant 2 - Minor 3 - Moderate 4 - Major 5 - Critical 5 - Almost Certain Medium Medium High Extreme Extreme 4 - Likely Low Medium High High Extreme 3 - Possible Low Medium High High High 2 - Unlikely Low Low Medium Medium High 1 - Rare Low Low Low Low Medium Indicate the assessed risk level and undertake the actions required for that level of risk. Inherent risk level Action required Low Little chance of incident or injury Manage risk through regular planning processes. Medium Some chance of an incident and injury requiring first aid Document risks and controls in regular planning documents. Manage risk through regular planning processes OR complete this Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment. High Likely chance of a significant incident and injury requiring medical treatment A Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment is required to be completed. Principal or head of program (i.e. DP, HOD, HOSES) approval is required prior to conducting this activity. Parent/carer consent is recommended. Once approved, activity details are to be entered into the . Extreme High chance of a serious incident resulting in highly debilitating injury Consider conducting an alternative activity or modifications to the activity that achieve comparable learning outcomes. A Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment must be completed. Principal approval is required prior to conducting this activity. consent must be obtained for student participation. Once approved, activity details are to be entered into the . NOTE: If the activity is to be held off-site, parent/carer consent is required irrespective of the inherent risk level. Refer to the procedure for the Excursion Planner template. Planning considerations Incorporate the following factors when planning risk management strategies for this activity. trial
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