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Childcare : Visits/Outings from Nursery Environment

Of course on any outing from the nursery setting the safety of the children is the main priority. You will need to guarantee that staff will be vigilant, and keep a close eye on the children in their care. They will follow established safety procedures at all times.

Before any outing or trip a member of staff should make a visit to the venue to assess any potential risks or dangers that may occur there, or on the journey.

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