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Hi everyone

has anyone put together a drug policy (don't mean medicines etc.) i.e. dealing with needles found in outdoor area etc. because I am in the process of trying to write one! Needs to cover things like parents turning up under the influence.

any help would be appreciated, thanks

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Hi everyone

has anyone put together a drug policy (don't mean medicines etc.) i.e. dealing with needles found in outdoor area etc. because I am in the process of trying to write one! Needs to cover things like parents turning up under the influence.

any help would be appreciated, thanks

Unless anyone on here has a policy to share, I'd suggest you talk to someone in your Early Years team who can advise on the safe handling/disposal of such items as needles etc. Just like dealing with bodily fluids, there are set protocols for handling and disposing of this sort of waste - even if you don't have waste disposal facilities to cope with sharps - but I don't have the information to hand, sorry!

 

Maz

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Don't have a policy as this is dealt with by the caretaker of the primary school in whose grounds we operate.

 

However, I normally spend 10 -15 mins on most Monday mornings sweeping up fag ends, beer bottles and 1 or 2 broken beer bottles left by the no-brainers looking for a sheltered place to booze it up...............and thats only the staff!!!!! ONLY JOKING! Honest! xD:o

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Ourr bit about partents under the influence is included in our safeguarding children / child protection policy..

 

and cleaning up of site is included in health and safety

 

Could you not just ament these to include what you want.

 

Only takes a short paragraph then in each one depending on what you want to include, as said set protocols for disposal of needles so will need more advice on this side

 

Inge

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