Low Risk Sample Clauses

Low Risk. The Care Coordination team shall contact the DCFS Youth Enrollee, and DCFS Caseworker as appropriate, and not less than one (1) time every one-hundred eighty (180) days.
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Low Risk. A score of less than 30 points suggests the volunteer is well known to the school, has probably got some experience of previous work with children and can provide a reference and is generally working on school premises and within normal school hours with children who are not deemed particularly vulnerable. They may be a previous employee, governor or volunteer and/or well known to staff or colleagues. They may hold a recent DBS certificate which has been seen or a portable DBS Action: there is no legal requirement to carry out a further DBS check but if the person doesn’t hold a portable DBS they may wish to consider carrying out an enhanced DBS check with NO Barred List check 30-40 Moderate Risk. A score between 30-40 points suggests the volunteer has some connection with the school, perhaps as a parent and may have done some similar voluntary work in the past. No particular issues have come to light and there are no concerns over their suitability. The person has provided suitable references. They may work regularly with children where occasionally some of these children are deemed vulnerable. They do not have recent or portable DBS check. Action: there is no legal requirement to carry out a further DBS check however the school may wish to consider carrying out an enhanced DBS check with NO Barred List check 41+ High Risk. A score of above 40 points suggests that the volunteer has no previous connection with the school and is not known to staff at the school and cannot provide relevant references as to their suitability to work with children. They do not hold a current DBS or portable DBS check or they may be expected to work directly with children who may be particularly vulnerable or off school premises and out of hours.
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