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- Check indoor rooms for hazards: trailing wires, wet floors, broken toys, small objects, or anything sharp
- Check outdoor areas for damage, broken equipment, animal fouling, sharp objects, or unsafe surfaces before use
- Confirm gates, fences, and boundaries are secure so children cannot leave and strangers cannot enter
- Check that hazardous items, cleaning products, and hot drinks are stored safely out of reach
- Make sure resources and equipment are clean, undamaged, and suitable for the age of the children using them
- Check fire exits are clear and the route out is unobstructed
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Daily Risk Assessment
A short daily check of the spaces children use so hazards are caught and dealt with before play begins.
10 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework (GOV.UK), safeguarding and welfare requirements
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10 things to check.
Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.
- 1Check indoor rooms for hazards: trailing wires, wet floors, broken toys, small objects, or anything sharp
- 2Check outdoor areas for damage, broken equipment, animal fouling, sharp objects, or unsafe surfaces before use
- 3Confirm gates, fences, and boundaries are secure so children cannot leave and strangers cannot enter
- 4Check that hazardous items, cleaning products, and hot drinks are stored safely out of reach
- 5Make sure resources and equipment are clean, undamaged, and suitable for the age of the children using them
- 6Check fire exits are clear and the route out is unobstructed
- 7Look at the day's planned activities and outings, and assess any extra risks they bring
- 8Confirm staffing and ratios are right for the activities planned, adjusting based on the risks identified
- 9Act on anything found: remove it, fix it, or cordon it off, and record what you did
- 10Sign and date the assessment so there is a daily record the checks were carried out
Good to know
Providers are legally required under the EYFS to carry out risk assessments covering premises, resources, and activities, including for all outings, and to maintain ratios based on the risk assessment outcome.
Source: Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework (GOV.UK), safeguarding and welfare requirements
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