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Admin - SDS Professional Learning and Development: Teaching & Learning Team
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CLEAPSS H&S in Practical Science for Early Career Teachers
Target Audience:
Post-Primary Early Career Teachers (Induction/EPD1/EPD2)
Science teaching has a very good health and safety record. However, there are many hazardous chemicals, living organisms, and unfamiliar pieces of equipment and procedures in use in school laboratories. As well as knowing how to work safely, Early Career Teachers need to develop the skills needed to run a successful and safe practical lesson. As part of the course we will consider what this means and offer suggestions and tips based on CLEAPSS resources.
The objectives for this one-day, face-to-face course are to:
Steve Jones, Director of CLEAPSS, will lead this professional learning day.
Dates: Three dates to choose from in June 2024
Location: Antrim Board Centre
Times: 9:30 am to approx. 3:30pm
Please have the approval of your Principal to attend.
In compliance with Regulation 13(1) of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000, the EA School Development Service will be offering one day health and safety training, provided by CLEAPSS, for ECTs in Northern Ireland. Attendance at this course is a crucial factor in the mitigation of risk in school science and to reduce the likelihood of HSENI prosecutions against the EA, or your school, and any resultant civil actions arising out of accidents.
This one-day, Face-to-Face course will de-bunk some of the myths surrounding what you can and cannot do in science lessons as well as exploring the legal requirements and duties placed on teachers and their employers. Activities in the lab that commonly give rise to problems will be highlighted and discussed, and there will be opportunities to discuss each participant’s own safety concerns.
On this course you will look at model risk assessments, such as Hazcards, and consider how these can be used to address problems presented by a particular activity, school, room or class. You will also look at the importance of adopting control measures, such as eye protection, and of sticking to agreed procedures. The session dealing with emergencies will look at Immediate Remedial Measures for personal injuries and other incidents.
There will be 4 sessions during the day:
Each workshop includes a number of activities such as presentations, discussion in groups, quizzes etc.
Provider:
Education Authority
Audience:
Post-Primary
Sub-Cover:
No
There are currently no options available for this course. Please check back at a later date.
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