Probably not for Scouts but if they want to rent the hall out to playgroups etc then LST may be needed.
If nothing else it helps to reduce the amount of playdough the little fingers can squidge into the radiator fins.
Owain
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They must have doors at home too, but that doesn't stop schools fitting those finger-guards everywhere ...
I have yet to see them in a school apart from the special needs schools/areas. In fact I was rather surprised that I could take my ladders etc into a primary school hall on Tuesday and fit a socket for the projector screen whilst there were kids in the room having some sort of lesson.
Some other schools require that I have a member of staff with me at all times and that I cannot work in a classroom that have children in it.
And sweet wrappers shoved down the back:-)
A full risk assessment/emergency light test/fire alarm test etc has to be done soon at the place.
Perhaps the lesson was about stranger danger...
But I signed in:-) I got a piece of paper to stick on my chest.
(a) Was it printed in Comic Sans?
(b) Did it have your name and an expiry date on it, or could anyone use it at any time?
Owain
Wise move. I'd want a minder too if I was working in a school.
It had a photo of me, my name on it and a QR code square - the normal stuff you have done when you go to a school these days (or so it seems).
Although the B&W photo did not do me justice as the camera angle is not set up correctly for me.....
Indeed. They are there for my safety not the pupils safety.
What does the QR code contain? Your entire criminal record?
Dunno, it would not work with my Samsung A5 and it's QR reader app.
Indeed. Thieving bar stewards will nick your decent tools while your back is turned.
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