Think about and comment on how child and adolescent safety regulations have changed over the past few decades. Safety regulations have changed so much over the years. The different things that have changed so much is child safety seats, bicycle safety laws, the age that a child can be left alone by themselves, and swimming safety. These were not that big of a deal or a problem in the past years. When my parents, were younger there was no seatbelts in cars. They told me that the seats they were in when they were little has changed a lot in the years compared to what we have today. But everything is getting better and better for young children. In today’s world, we have lots of rules that tell us what we can and can’t do, like the all the warning …show more content…
In other words, you will have one unique statistic for each of the three stages. Bike riding is one thing every child looks forward to during the summer as well as riding them to school. When I was, younger and rode my bike, I could ride till it started to get dark out, then I had to go home and put my bike away. I didn’t have to have a helmet on when I rode my bike around, today children must have helmets so they don’t fall and bust their heads open. A bike needs to have the regulation reflectors on the front and back so people can see you if you are riding in the dark. Also, you could ride your bike on the sidewalk to be safe, but now you must ride in the bike zone. “Children fifteen and younger are the ones accounted for nine percent of all the pedal cyclists killed and the twenty percent of all the ones that are injured in traffic crashes in 2012” (U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, …show more content…
When I was a child you weren’t allowed to be left in the car alone till you were at least ten years old. The windows were always left open if I was left in the car while my mom ran into the store. I wasn’t allowed to start staying home alone till I was twelve or thirteen and I had to stay in the house with the doors locked and not answer or open the door for anyone no matter what. Now in some cases some kids had to be a lot older to be left alone because they were not mature enough to handle following the rules of being home alone. Today all you hear about now are kids left and right, a lot of them babies being left in hot cars while the parent runs into the store and them dying from the heat. Also with the many pedophiles in neighborhoods now, the kidnapping, and robbing of houses cases happening, many parents don’t feel safe leaving even there teenagers home
EYFS – sets standards and frameworks to follow to ensure the safety of children & young people
Anyone under the age of 18 is a child. Children are easily distracted, and are very care free. When you see a group a children riding in the streets or in the snow they’re goofing off scream in exciting for all the fun they are having. At this time they are not worrying about safety. Zipping through the streets or snow with no care in the world. At any moment an accident can happen. Losing control and hitting their heads on the cement or on a tree. With a helmet on the helmet takes majority of the hit.
Identify the current legislation, guidelines, policies and procedures for safeguarding the welfare of children and young people.
1.1. Identify current legislation, guidelines, policies and procedures for safeguarding the welfare of children and young people.
Understand the impact of current legislation that underpins the safeguarding of children and young people.
Safeguarding children and young people is everybody’s responsibility. It should be a concern of the whole community and all public services, not just ones providing directly to children and young people.
* carry out health surveillance of employees who have been or are likely to be exposed
Analyze how national and local guidelines, policies, and procedures for safeguarding affect day-to-day work with children and young people.
The people responsible for reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations 1985 (RIDDOR) and the documentation of are the office manager and administrator. The law states that employers report:
These laws and policies a put in place to protect children and young people’s health and also their wellbeing, for example the Health and Safety Act of 1974 are in place to make sure that the environment where children and young
There is a certain freedom that comes with riding down a long highway at eighty miles per hour on a Harley Davidson. That kind of freedom is something that only a minority of society chooses to indulge in, while another minority looks down upon them and chastises them for their decisions. “All bikers are bad news and the scum of society” they say as they sit in their easy chair reading shakespeare and sipping tea. Even to this day, there is a stigma held against the biker community that they are all just a bunch of trouble makers and beer drinkers that live outside the laws. Being a man who has been around the biker community since I was born, I’m here to share some knowledge and hopefully convince the skeptics that not all bikers are bad news.
Many safety restrictions have been made to lower the amount of injuries. Some of these
While Dave Horton is referring to more of the safety side to promote helmets by showing awareness of safety. The Fear of Cycling makes the readers be more aware of becoming motivated to get into shape
I remember the first time riding a bike without my training wheels. Daddy clips the bike helmet below my chin and slips on the knee and elbow pads, while mommy fiddles with the video camera on the side walk. I mount my tiny bike as if it was valiant horse, and playfully twist the handle bars back and forth like revving a motorcycle. The most glorious moment, is when dad finally lets go of the bike and I pedal down the street, the glittery streamers flowing from my handle bars. I no longer have my parents steadying the bike making sure that I don’t topple over. I am completely on my own maneuvering this machine. After a child adapts to riding a bike, they start to experiment with the bikes capabilities. They ride the bike backwards, try fancy tricks at the skate park, and completely take their hands off the handle bars. However, should a child ride their bike with no handle bars, risking having complete control of their bike and their safety just because they can? In the music video “Handlebars,” the Flobots utilize the functionality of visual art and dynamic symbolism to effectively describe how people’s greed and power can shadow the true potential and talent that an individual possesses, disconnecting them from the people that genuinely care about them.