PlayBoard NI Webinar: Covid-19 Risk Assessment - Things to consider in a School Age Childcare setting
PlayBoard NI
If so, your local HSCT Early Years Team will require you to develop a Risk Assessment which includes details on the measures you are going to take to prevent and control the spread of Covid-19.
PlayBoard NI invites you to join us on our upcoming webinar where we will discuss the key points you need to consider when drafting your Covid-19 Risk Assessment.
Date: Tuesday 11 August
Time: 11:30am – 12:30pm
Platform: Zoom
Join us on Tuesday 11 August at 11:30am.
To register your interest email [email protected]
Once registered, you will receive a link for the event via email.
Please note, places are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Registrations close on 10 August at 4:00pm.
We hope to record the webinar to share the learning with others, so be aware that by registering, you are giving permission to take part in this recording.
Delivered by PlayBoard NI and supported by the Western Childcare Partnership.
- Children and families
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PlayBoard NI Webinar: Covid-19 Risk Assessment - Things to consider in a School Age Childcare setting
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