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Book Fair Risk Assessment Template
Create a professional, comprehensive risk assessment for book fair in school & education settings. Tailor hazards and measures to your needs and download a professional PDF. Add your own branding.
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What this covers.
This template focuses on typical risks and controls for book fair in school & education settings. You can add, remove or adapt items to match your context.
Potential benefits
Motivates reading by offering learner choice.
Builds practical money handling and budgeting skills.
Engages families in literacy through shared selection.
Increases access to diverse texts and authors.
Encourages discussion about genres and interests.
Typical hazards & measures
Electrical equipment use
— Only PAT-tested equipment and hired tills. Use RCD protection for all temporaries, avoid overloading, and keep chargers on non-combustible surfaces. Position power supplies behind tables, deny pupil access, and isolate power quickly if faults appear.
Infection control and hygiene
— Provide hand-sanitiser at entry and till. Clean high-touch areas (tills, pens) regularly. Keep anyone with symptoms away. Ventilate rooms, and place tissues and a bin at the exit. Encourage card over cash and provide wipes for shared tablets or scanners.
Cash handling and theft
— Minimise cash by promoting card payments. Site tills away from doors, keep float small, and store surplus in a locked cash box out of view. Two-person counts, discreet banking to safe or office, and never leave tills unattended. Provide a theft-report protocol.
Blocked evacuation routes
— Mark all exits with compliant signs and hold doors open with approved retainers. Keep a 1.5 m spine aisle and prohibit parking of prams or stock in exit corridors. Assign a fire marshal to patrol routes and rehearse a simple sweep/roll-call procedure.
Noise levels and acoustics
— Avoid amplified music. Stagger class visits, keep announcements brief, and provide a quiet corner for pupils who need it. Close doors to teaching areas, use soft furnishings to dampen echo, brief staff on noise cues, and adjust flow if pupils show distress.
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