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HOME ESSAYS Explain the Dilemma Between the Rights and Choices of Children and
Young People and Health and Safety Requirements.



EXPLAIN THE DILEMMA BETWEEN THE RIGHTS AND CHOICES OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
AND HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.

Topics: Risk, Decision making, Decision theory, Risk assessment, Uncertainty,
Core issues in ethics / Pages: 2 (304 words) / Published: Oct 9th, 2012


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Unit 3.4
3.2

Explain the dilemma between the rights and choices of children and young people
and health and safety requirements.

It is important that a balanced approach is taken in risk taking so that the
children aren’t over protected. The children should be allowed to safely explore
and make decisions about risks with the guidance of the staff within the
setting. Children need to learn how to control risks for themselves, by learning
what the safe boundaries are, by the staff showing the children how to recognise
risks and dangers in the safest way possible.

When children are doing new activities to improve their development it can
create a conflict or dilemma between the duty of care and the children’s rights.
As a practitioner I should always do risk assessments on the activities and the
surrounding environments, making sure that the activity is age appropriate and
take extra care with children with additional needs and new activities. I need
to remember that is something goes wrong that I need to make a balanced decision
between the risk and the children’s rights.

In my setting the activities are both child-led and adult-led and all activities
are risk assessed. In the Pre-school room the children are often provided with
free-flow play, flowing through the 2 pre-school rooms and sometimes the garden
and/or the conservatory. The children are expected to wear appropriate clothing
in the garden, but are free to go in and out of the garden as much as they
please and they are able to choose any of the activities in the garden such as
the ride-along cars, the climbing frame, hula-hoops, sand play and water play.
During the free-flow play the staff are generally scattered evenly, unless there
is conflicting



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