They may have thought that as you work there that it would be quicker to let you

know than calling an ambulance, and you deciding the course of action to take. Although, having been unconscious should be an immediate alerting of Dr.

Ofsted only require medical attention in the event of an accident this can be a first aider having a quick look. They don't require medical attention appropriate to the injury so they are under no obligation to call for an ambulance if there is a serious injury.

When it comes to risk assessments and safety checks these only have to be done annually. Ofsted would encourage more frequent inspections but will give the setting a couple of weeks to produce evidence of checks having been carried out.

The department of your local council that issues the nursery's licence may be interested in the accident but won't necessarily take any action.

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