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3. Moving/Transporting Computers/Equipment on Trolleys - Staff and Pupils 4. Using a Baby Belling Cooker or simple hot plate - Staff and Pupils 5. Movement of Pupils around the site - Including Breaks and Lunchtime Supervision 6. Educational Visits - General 7. Grounds Maintenance - Boundary, Grounds, Trees - Staff, Pupils, Visitors 8.

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