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Teaching Assistant Goalposts
The teaching assistant should ensure that the pitch is safe, it should be situated on even ground without the presence of holes or foreign objects. The goalposts should be checked before each game. If the goalposts are portable the teaching assistant must ensure they are secured to the ground, to prevent danger of collapsing. If the goalposts are found to be unsafe they should be replaced with plastic markers. The teaching assistant should assess the weather conditions, in extreme weather conditions the activity should be rescheduled. The teaching assistant should ensure all children have their water bottles, especially in hot weather to avoid dehydration. It is important for the teaching assistant to make sure they have all asthma inhalers
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