Please complete all questions on this form. If you require assistance please email training@sesscouts.org.uk Validation - Running Safe Activities (17) Volunteer DetailsName(Required) Email(Required) Which Scout district are you a member of?(Required) Borders Braid Craigalmond East Lothian Edinburgh North East Midlothian Pentland SE Regional Role Scout Group and Section Check Your KnowledgeWhat's the minimum ratio of adults:young people for activities for your section?(Required) Give 3 examples of adventurous activities appropriate for your section?(Required)What activities are not permitted in Scouting?(Required)Summarise what is meant by 'Terrain 0'(Required)Summarise what is meant by 'Class C watersways'(Required)What is significant about Terrain 0 and Class C waterways?(Required)Give 5 tasks that are the responsibility of the leader in charge(Required)Give 3 examples of activities that require a permit(Required)What 3 types of activity permits are there, and who could get each? (Not specific to any activity)(Required)For how long is an activity permit usually valid?(Required) Who needs to authorise adventurous activities before they take place?(Required) ValidationValidation Criteria 1 Plan, or assist in planning, an activity taking into account: the age, experience, fitness and additional needs of the group the rules related to the activity (including adult to young person ratios; any activity rules; gaining approval from the relevant commissioner; etc.) any clothing, footwear, personal and group equipment needed for the activity and anticipated weather conditions the need for a risk assessment to be carried out and communicated effectively the need for an InTouch system to be in place Evidence you could use includes detailed plans for the activity, risk assessment, any information given to young people / parents / carers, feedback on how it went (e.g. witness statements, photos etc.)Uploaded Evidence for Validation Criteria 1 Drop files here or Select files Max. file size: 256 MB. Validation Criteria 2 Act as the leader in charge for an activity, taking into account the need to: oversee the activity (ensuring that registers, headcounts etc. are in place) co-ordinate the adults involved in the activity, allocating roles to specific adults and ensuring that they are clear on what they need to do communicate relevant instructions, guidance and rules to young people involved in the activity carry out a dynamic risk assessment Evidence you could use includes detailed plans for the activity, risk assessment, any information given to young people / parents / carers, feedback on how it went (e.g. witness statements, photos etc.)Uploaded Evidence for Validation Criteria 2 Drop files here or Select files Max. file size: 256 MB.