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Assessment event number	2 of 3
	 Part 1 Research and short answer questions  Part 2 Scenarios and short answer questions And is supported by:  Part 7 Assessment checklist
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The objective of this assessment is to assess your knowledge and performance in implementing work health and safety policies and procedures to support the health, safety and wellbeing of students in an educational environment.

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Part 1: Research and short answer questions

For each topic, the student must refer to the resources provided and read each question carefully. The student will need to ensure they take note of the volume of response requirement where indicated.

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a. According to this legislation, what is meant by the phrase “duty of care”?

Answer: After carefully reading through the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 and according to this legislation, I was able to ascertain what is meant by the phrase “Duty of Care”. Duty of Care refers to a legal obligation to take reasonable care to minimise the risk of foreseeable harm (physical and psychological) to yourself and others.

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https://education.nsw.gov.au/content/dam/main-education/policy-library/associated-documents/pd-2004-0020-01.pdf)

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Date accessed: 30/07/2023

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-Consider and take reasonable care of the physical and psychological safety of yourself, students, colleagues, and the community in all activities undertaken in the course of your employment

-Take reasonable care to ensure your workplace is safe and secure for everyone

Duty of care also extends to protecting students from self-harm while in school and reporting on incidents out of school.

All employees sharing the departments responsibility and commitment to the safety, health and wellbeing of themselves and others in their workplace and everyone must comply with relevant legislation.

Answer: After referring to the NSW Department of Education’s Code of Conduct Policy, I am now able to describe my
obligations as an employee in relation to protecting students and staff from discrimination. I have shown the document I have accessed and the date I accessed the document.

Document accessed: NSW Department of Education -Code of Conduct

As a department employee, you must:

-Treat students, colleagues, and members of the public with respect

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1.4 What are the obligations of a School Learning Support Officer, regarding child protection reporting, if following this Code of Conduct? (40-50 words)

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requirements of employees, including School Learning Support Officers, regarding the taking of

photographs and recordings on personal phones. (40-50 words).

1.6	Identify four ways you could contribute to infection control when working in a classroom. (10-

20 words).

 Establish hand washing routines for your classroom

-Remind students to clean their hands before lunch and recess times and as they return to the classroom

-Do not share personal items such as drink bottles and food and discourage the sharing of food items among students.

-Encourage students not to share personal items through regularly reminders and hygiene-based learning activities.

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Disinfecting kills germs on surfaces or objects. Disinfecting works by using chemicals to kill germs on surfaces or objects. This process does not necessarily clean dirty surfaces or remove germs, but by killing germs on a surface after cleaning, it can further lower the risk of spreading infection.

Sanitizing lowers the number of germs on surfaces or objects to a safe level, as judged by public health standards or

1.8	After cleaning the classroom items, as above, what preventative action could you take to avoid

Answer: As a Student Learning Support Officer (SLSO), and after cleaning all the classroom items, as listed above, I believe I would partake in the following preventative
actions/requirements, to effectively avoid an emergency
poisoning incident. These preventative action steps include, but are not limited to;

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 Put all chemicals away immediately after use

Topic 2 Hazards in the school environment

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 A moving forklift

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 Working at heights  A repetitive job

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Answer: A risk assessment is a systematic process of evaluating the potential risks that may be involved in an activity, especially in terms of workplace health and safety. There are generally three major questions which are asked when conducting a risk assessment:  What hazards exist that may cause harm?

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2.3 Safework NSW lists the top causes of injury in the education environment which are identified in the table below. For each cause of injury, identify one preventative measure to avoid injury in the table below. (25-35 words)

Table 2 Cause of injuries and preventative measures

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 Taking regular breaks when completing long and repetitive tasks

 Taking shorter breaks rather than taking one longer break

	Reporting all trip hazards associated to

damaged floors

Aggressive and
unpredictable behaviours of others

Answer: As a Student Learning Support Officer there are a variety of preventative measures you can utilise to avoid injuries occurring from
aggressive and unpredictable behaviours of
others. These preventative measures include but are not limited to;

students/staff members

 Clear the space from viewing bystanders

Table 3 Features of stress

Stress in the workplace	Response (provide three for each section)
Physical symptoms of stress	As a Student Learning Support Officer (SLSO), there are a variety of physical symptoms of stress that  A rise in blood pressure/heart rate  Insomnia
	(SLSO), there are a variety of non-physical symptoms of stress that may occur in the  Depression  Racing Thoughts
	perceives that the demands of their work or workplace environment exceed their ability or  Workload  Work environment
Strategies to mitigate

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the impacts of
workplace stress on an individual

	Exercise Eating a healthy and balanced diet Taking the time to complete tasks required of you Taking short breaks Talking to a co-worker/ supervisor

Strategies to prevent workplace stress

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https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/childhood.aspx)

2.5 Choose one infectious disease to study in-depth. Conduct research and complete the following table. (130-150 words total)
Table 4 Research task: Infectious disease

What is the cause of the illness?

Answer: Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, occurs when the conjunctiva (the white part of the eyeball and the inner eye lid) is irritated by an infection or allergies.

If you have viral conjunctivitis, one or both eyes might be affected, and the discharge is likely to be clear.

If you have allergic conjunctivitis, both eyes are usually affected with a clear discharge, and you might also have hay-fever symptoms, such as an itchy nose, watery eyes and sneezing.

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