What you'll learn
Did you know that keeping children safe from harm and hazards is one of the most common breaches in ECEC settings?
By the end of this session we will explore how we can keep children safe while still allowing developmentally approriate risk in play.
We will explore the compliance requirements as well as how to do a risk-benefit analysis.
Access to templates and checklists that can help your work tomorrow.
Meet the speaker
Karthika Viknarasah
Child Development Specialist at Australian Institute of Early Childhood
With over 20 years of experience in child development, having supported teachers and educators at TAFENSW and The University of Sydney, Karthika is an experienced teacher and trainer who makes learning accessible and fun!
Active Supervision in ECEC Settings
Lack of supervision and keeping children safe from harm and hazards continues to be one of the most common breaches in centre based settings around Australia. In this session we will go over some of the foundational principles of supervision, learn the difference between a hazard and a risk, practice some risk assessments and more. We will also discuss the benefits of risky play and how we can navigate this while still maximising children's safety. Team communication is one of the most important ways that we can ensure that the whole centre is working to keep children safe together. It is everyone's responsibility.
Reserve your place now
Ensure that the whole team is working together to maximise supervision and keep chidlren safe.
$30.00