MANAGING Emergency Situations
MANAGING Situations in Education and Care Services Emergency CONTENTSIntroduction 4What is an Emergency situation ? 5What to include in policies and procedures? 7Planning for Emergency Situations 9Strategies for recovery 19Appendices 21Useful resources 28Bibliography 30Children s Services Central is the Professional Support Coordinator in New South Wales and is an initiative funded by the Australian Government under the Inclusion and Professional Support Program. Children s Services Central is managed by a consortium of key organisations that resource and support the sectors of children s services in New South Wales. Feedback and enquiries should initially be directed to the Professional Support Coordinator in your region. Further information can be sought by contacting the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace information in this document draws on information, opinions and advice provided by a variety of individuals and organisations, including the Commonwealth and Children s Services Central.
Emergency situations may challenge educator’s beliefs, and the policies and procedures of the education and care service. Normality is threatened. The situation may induce a strong emotional reaction that could have the ability to hamper clear thinking.
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