WorksheetsSupervise students outside the classroom
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the significance of out-of-class activities such as excursions and camps for students from Prep to Year 12?
They are primarily for entertainment purposes.
They are an important part of the learning experiences.
They are optional and not encouraged.
They only benefit physical development.
Out-of-class activities can help in developing which of the following qualities in students?
Indifference to teamwork.
Reliance on technology.
Teamwork and confidence-building.
Preference for indoor activities.
What changes when students are outside the classroom environment?
The rules and routines remain the same
There is less need for supervision
Conditions such as supervision and expectations change
The presence of a teacher is not necessary
What increases when students are engaged in school activities off campus?
The number of teachers present
Student independence
Risks associated with the activities
Learning opportunities
What should schools take into account when making changes to the normal school routine and activities?
Only the benefits of the changes
Any risks identified and how to manage these
The opinions of the students only
The cost implications exclusively
What is the primary goal of the CARA procedure in Queensland state schools?
To increase school funding
To address and manage risks and hazards
To enhance sports activities
To promote school fetes
What does CARA stand for in the context of Queensland state schools?
Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment
Community Activity Risk Agreement
Curriculum Activity Risk Agreement
Community Activity Risk Assessment
What is the first step in the process of managing risks in school curriculum activities according to the CARA flowchart?
Conducting curriculum activities
Planning for risk
Reviewing
Documentation
What is required for on-site activities with medium risk level?
No approval or consent is required
School leader documents approval on-site
Follow school-based decisions for documentation
Parent/carer strong consent is recommended
Which inherent risk level does not require documenting the risks, hazards, and control measures?
Low
Medium
High
Extreme
What is the first step in using the CARA planner according to the document?
Document the risk assessment
Identify hazards
Decide on control measures
Assess the level of risk for each hazard
According to the CARA planner, what should be considered when assessing the level of risk for each hazard?
The likelihood of an incident occurring
The number of students involved
The type of equipment used
The duration of the activity
Which of the following is NOT listed as a control measure in the hierarchy of control presented in the document?
Elimination
Substitution
Isolation
Enhancement
What should be considered about the students when planning for risks in activities?
Students' favorite colors
Students' age, maturity, and special needs
Students' grades
Students' hobbies
