NASUWT Health and Safety Representative Stage 1
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NASUWT Health and Safety Representative Stage 1

Jun 02, 2026 09:30 - 16:00 Hillscourt Education Centre, Birmingham 150 Views
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The NASUWT Health and Safety Representative (Stage 1) course is a vital training initiative designed to empower teachers to take control of their working environment. Held at the NASUWT Head Office training facilities near Birmingham, this course is the first step for members who wish to become certified Health and Safety Reps. In an era where teacher burnout and workplace stress are at an all-time high, the role of the H&S Rep is essential in identifying and mitigating risks before they lead to long-term illness or injury.

Throughout the session, participants will learn about the "Health and Safety at Work Act" and how it specifically applies to schools and colleges. The training covers practical skills such as conducting workplace inspections, investigating accidents, and representing members in consultations with management regarding safety protocols. A significant portion of the day is dedicated to mental health and wellbeing, focusing on how to use health and safety legislation to tackle excessive workload and work-related stress. This is not just about physical hazards like fire safety or asbestos; it is about the holistic wellbeing of the teaching workforce. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of their legal rights to information and time off for training, as well as the confidence to challenge unsafe practices in their schools.

Key Event Highlights

Risk Assessment Training, H&S Legislation Education, Stress Management Strategies, Workplace Inspection Skills, Official Certification

Venue & Location Info

Hillscourt Education Centre

Rose Hill, Rednal, Birmingham, B45 8RS, UK , Birmingham

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Timings
Jun 02, 2026
09:30 - 16:00 (GMT/BST)
Entry Fees
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Event Type
Seminar
In-Person Event
Estimated Turnout & Audience
Prospective H&S Reps, School Teachers, Union Activists, Middle Leaders, Staff Wellbeing Leads
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