CYP Core 3.1
4.3
Play and activities are used to support the development of speech, language and communication because children can learn by copying how others interact with one another. Speech and language doesn’t always come natural to everyone and sometimes it needs gentle encouragement from others around them, this is done by copying what is said and done. This is usually encouraged by things that interest the child which can then be fun for the child which then helps them learn how to communicate. An example of play and activities to support speech, language and communication is that by the use of dolls, puppets and toys because when a child becomes interested in communicating with the doll they begin to role play which indicates that they are ready to use new words and are improving their vocabulary. Another example would be nursery rhymes, songs and musical instruments because they are helpful for communication skills. These encourage children …show more content…
While at work employers have a duty to take reasonable care for the health and safety of themselves and others around them who could be affected by the acts or omissions at work. Also, to co-operate with employers and other people to enable them to perform their duties or requirements under the Act. schools have a legal requirement by the Manual Handling Regulations 1992 to carry out any risk assessments. Lifting, carrying pupils or equipment training should be given in every school settings. You should only lift if necessary and use any appropriate equipment provided. To prevent any injury you should bend knees and keep your back straight so no muscle will pull in your back or legs. Schools should have a manual lifting policy to ensure everyone's safety. As with the Health and Safety at work act, adults have a responsibility to care for