Education

HSE continually works with other government departments and agencies to ensure that pupil health and safety, as well as that of employees, is properly considered and duly protected.

Shattered Lives campaign
Shattered Lives 2009 campaign is targeting the Education sector. In 2007/8 slips and trips caused 60% of serious accidents to people working in Education and all slips, trips and falls in Education cost £48.6 million.
- Primary education poster [PDF 211KB]
- Further education poster [PDF 204KB]

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