U10 - A1 support poll

Q1: Which of these is the MOST serious risk for an outdoor football tournament?

• The referee is late

• No first aid kit is available

• A player forgets shin pads

• Weather turns to light rain

Q2: What is the best way to reduce the risk of dehydration at a summer sports day?

• Let players bring their own drinks

• Set up a water station and schedule breaks

• Hope it's not a hot day

• Cancel the event

Q3: A student has asthma but forgot their inhaler. What should you do as part of your event plan?

• Ban them from playing

• Remind them to bring it

• Check all medical needs in advance

• Not your problem

Q4: Which is a LOW-RISK situation?

• Slippery floors and no wet floor sign

• Event held indoors during light rain

• No first aiders available

• Cables running across the pitch

Q5: Who is responsible for managing risk at a school event?

• The PE teacher only

• Students

• Everyone involved, with assigned roles

• The spectators

Q6: What should you include in your plan to ensure injured participants are treated promptly?

• A nearby vending machine

• Backup referee

• A trained first aider with a stocked first aid kit

• A water station

Q7: Why is it important to have an emergency evacuation plan for your event?

• To impress the Principle

• To respond safely to unexpected incidents like fire or severe weather

• To make the event run faster

• To avoid paying for insurance

Q8: A storm is forecast on the day of your outdoor event. What is the best response?

• Carry on unless it rains heavily during the event

• Cancel the event immediately

• Refer to contingency plan and inform participants of changes

• Hope the forecast is wrong

Q9: What is a contingency plan in a sports event?

• A playlist of songs to play at half-time

• A list of referees

• A backup plan if something goes wrong

• A menu of food for the day

Q10: What would be the best control measure for preventing trips and falls during your event?

• Ask participants to be careful

• Check the area and remove any hazards

• Let participants flag it during warm up

• Leave it to the referee