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Incident log

What it is

The school's log of safety incidents, from minor to serious.

Why it matters

Keeps a complete record so patterns and risks are visible.

When to use it

Safety staff log, review and follow up each incident.

Who uses it

Administrator

  1. Sign in as Administrator (see Signing in).
  2. In the left menu, click Safety to open it.
  3. Click Safety.
Incident log
Incident log · click the picture to enlarge
  • Log an incident — opens a form to add a new one. See Filling in the form below.
  1. Click the Log an incident button at the top right.
  2. Fill in the boxes. Boxes marked with a red * must be filled in (4 on this form).
  3. Click Save at the bottom. If something is missing, the box turns red and tells you what to fix.
The form: Incident log
The form: Incident log · click the picture to enlarge
FieldTypeWhat to enter, and why
Kind of incident *chooseChoose what happened, such as an accident, a fight or a fall.
How serious *chooseChoose how serious it was, from minor to urgent.
When *textThe date and time it happened.
Summary *textA short line describing what happened.
WheretextThe place it happened, such as the playground or a corridor.
What happenedlong textDescribe the event in full. Stick to facts and what you saw.
What was done straight awaylong textDescribe any first steps taken, such as calling for help.
CamerachooseOptional. Pick the camera that covered the place.
Footage fromtextThe start time to look at on that camera's recording.
Footage totextThe end time to look at on that camera's recording.
Add a pupilchoosePick each pupil involved, one at a time.
Tell the parents of affected pupils nowtick boxTurn on to message the parents of hurt pupils straight away.

Types: text — type it in · number — digits only · date — click and pick from the calendar · choose — click and pick one from the list · pick one — click one of the options · switch / tick box — click to turn on or off · long text — type as much as you need · file — click to attach a file from your computer.

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