Technical Advisor
9.1 Introduction
Visits which are a one-off experience require additional planning considerations.
9.7 First Aid and Medical Facilities
Heads of Establishment and Visit Leaders need to take various factors into account when deciding the level of first aid provision that is required on a One-off Day Visit.
10.1 Introduction
A residential experience can be an extremely valuable learning opportunity and should be part of the progressive outdoor learning experiences provided for young people.
10.2 Approval
Residential Visits should be approved by the Head of Establishment before notification to the employer. Advice should be sought from the local authority.
10.11 First Aid and Medical Facilities
The aims and objectives of the visit can influence the degree of risk that parents and participants will find acceptable.
11.1 Introduction
Overseas visits include all visits outside the UK. They are almost certain to include a residential element, and are likely to involve other activities which are of a sporting, cultural, or adventurous nature.
11.2 Approval
Overseas Visits must comply with the Employer’s policy regarding taking young people outside the UK and advice should be sought in the early planning stage.
11.3 Visit Plans
The Visit Leader is responsible for compiling a Visit Plan which documents all aspects of the trip – the amount of detail will be determined by the nature of the trip.
11.12 Adventure Activities
Adventure Activities abroad, whether organised by the Visit Leader or by a tour operator, require careful consideration.
12.1 Introduction
Adventure Activities should form part of the natural progression of outdoor learning opportunities offered to young people. They can contribute greatly to the personal and social development of an individual.
