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… The Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel (OEAP) is the lead body for guidance, advice and training related to outdoor learning and educational visits in England and Wales. We … Access to outdoor learning … have access to a comprehensive programme of high-quality outdoor learning, educational visits and adventurous …
… Marauding Attacks with either bladed weapons or firearms and improvised explosive devices etc. Planning your … by the management of the Publicly Accessible Locations. For outdoor festivals and other events, this may be the … have you conducted rehearsal exercises to validate learning?   when did you last rehearse?   when did you last …
… The more you do to protect yourself, the safer you and your family will be. There are three key areas which can … are physical security, situational awareness/security, and online security. This document does not provide … advice on how to stay safe at home, at work, on-the-move, and online. Exactly which measures you adopt will depend on …
… the attack planning has to be. This means more information and reconnaissance is needed. The information gathered is typically used by hostiles to assess security and likelihood of detection; to assess vulnerabilities in … may be gained through online research, conducting on-site visits and, where possible, through insider knowledge. The …
… Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) are effective weapons and can be delivered to their chosen locations in a number … infrastructure damage, attract widespread media coverage and/or cause economic and psychological damage to the … attack or identify planning activity   ensure no one visits your protected areas without you being sure of their …
… It is important that this is one person’s function and responsibility. The governing body or board is … of the validation process is to exercise plans and use any learning to further refine and make sure plans are workable … remain valid (exercise, rehearse and validate)   provide learning to further refine the plan (review)   Developing an …
… from terrorism is significant. As we have seen in the UK and across Europe, attacks can happen at any time and any place without warning. Having better security for all these areas makes it harder for terrorists to plan and carry out attacks. It also helps reduce the risk of …
… reasons, should be kept closed to the public. The public and private areas should be clearly marked, with appropriate … requires active management, appropriately trained staff and a good security culture. Access Control Checklist     2. … is a strong indicator of the security regime on a site and should be complimented with clear signage. A challenge …
… could be over 76,000 commercial drones in UK skies by 2030 and are expected to deliver considerable economic benefits to the country. However, as their use increases and develops, security risks are also emerging. Overseas, … taking place. 3.4 Analysis of previous incidents Valuable learning can be gained from understanding how UAS have …
… help reduce the likelihood of threats entering your site and help detect threats that may already be on your site. … intent. The following advice is generic for most sites and events, but recognises that they often operate differently and face different threats or risks. If considered …