HSE is warning employers they must ensure all relevant employees are aware of the location of
Category: Education
Asbestos in system buildings - duty holder checklist
A checklist for duty holders assessing the risks from asbestos in some school buildings.
“Outdoor learning: Double dare”
Judith Hackitt CBE, Chair of the Health and Safety Executive, responds to the Daily Telegraph article
Norfolk activity centre prosecuted after school trip incident
HSE has warned activity centres to ensure their staff are properly trained, after a child was seriously injured
School’s out - stay safe!
Now that Scottish schools have broken up for the summer holidays, HSE
Myth of the month - June 2008
Dispelling the health and safety myth: Adults can’t put plasters on children’s cuts. There is no rule that says
School fruit and veg: pesticide residues testing
Latest results from a programme of pesticide residue testing in fruit and vegetables supplied to school children
Schools trips are an essential part of every child’s education
The Chair of the Health and Safety Commission (HSC) this week urged teachers to take a
Latest LAU Newsletter out now
In this month’s edition: Shattered Lives campaign update, simple method to sumbit prosecution statistics…
Asbestos in schools ‘CLASP’ Working Group
Minutes from the asbestos in schools ‘CLASP’ working group meeting held on 16 July 2007 are now available.
Asbestos in CLASP schools
HSE statement - In autumn 2006, the HSE identified that there was the potential for asbestos
School trip red tape
HSC Chair, Judith Hackitt responds to plan to cut school trip red tape.
Myth of the month - February 2008
Dispelling the myth that if a pupil is hurt, the teacher is likely to be sued. The main legal duties lie with the employer,
Kidsafe - child safety films
These films highlight the dangers to youngsters of playing in or around farms, construction sites etc. The DVD consists
Health workplace solutions workshops follow up work
This SIM primarily informs FOD inspectors and HSAOs about follow up work to the Healthy Workplace
School proprietor fined £12,500
HSE urges those responsible for the care of young children to ensure sufficient levels of supervision are in place,
Occupational stress in schools
Following research highlighting stress as the second greatest cause of occupational ill health in Great Britain,
Stress case studies - education
Additional case studies have been added to the stress good practice in
Myth of the month - kids must wear goggles to play conkers
Some schools appear to have banned conkers on ‘health & safety’ grounds or made

