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    The document outlines the itinerary and hazards for a day tour to Kings Park in Perth, Western Australia. It lists 10 stops along the tour route, including lookouts, memorials, and gardens. Potential hazards are identified for each stop, such as risk of falling, sunburn due to lack of shade, bee stings, and slipping on wet surfaces. Safety equipment like hats, sunscreen, first aid and communication devices are required for the tour.

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    The document outlines the itinerary and hazards for a day tour to Kings Park in Perth, Western Australia. It lists 10 stops along the tour route, including lookouts, memorials, and gardens. Potential hazards are identified for each stop, such as risk of falling, sunburn due to lack of shade, bee stings, and slipping on wet surfaces. Safety equipment like hats, sunscreen, first aid and communication devices are required for the tour.

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    The document outlines the itinerary and hazards for a day tour to Kings Park in Perth, Western Australia. It lists 10 stops along the tour route, including lookouts, memorials, and gardens. Potential hazards are identified for each stop, such as risk of falling, sunburn due to lack of shade, bee stings, and slipping on wet surfaces. Safety equipment like hats, sunscreen, first aid and communication devices are required for the tour.

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    KINGS PARK

    DAY TOUR
    Charlie Morrison, Eric
    Nguyen Shaivi Peoumbali
    SITXWHS005 Participate
    in Safe Work Practices
    ITINERARY
    8.45 - Bus Leaves Primary
    School
    9.00 - Arrives at Kaarta Gar
    Up Lookout
    9.05 - Safety Induction
    9.10 - Tour Commences
    10.30 - Toilet/Recess Break
    10.50 - Tour Resumes
    13.50 - Toilet/Lunch
    14.10 - Tour Ends
    REQUIRED ITEMS
    Phone carried by teachers, two way radios for rangers
    Water bottle
    Large hats
    Sunscreen
    First Aid
    Bags to carry items
    Food and snacks
    Appropriate clothing and footwear for walking
    Children are told not to bring valuables or money to
    prevent theft.
    STOP 1. KAARTA GAR-UP LOOKOUT
    Hazards:
    Risk of falling down the hill
    Risk of heat and sun damage, the sunshine will be
    very strong as there is no shade.
    stranger danger. kids getting lost

    Kaarta Gar-Up Lookout, also known as


    Mooro Katta, is perched within Kings Park,
    offers breathtaking views of the Perth
    skyline, the Swan River, and the surrounding
    landscape.
    STOP 2. STATE
    WAR MEMORIAL
    Hazards:
    Fire risk and water risk
    Sunburn - No shade
    Magpies - Near vicinity of trees ( not in
    January)
    Tripping over
    Certain students may have a pollen allergy

    The State War Memorial in Kings Park, Western


    Australia, stands as a solemn tribute to the
    brave servicemen and women who made the
    ultimate sacrifice in wars and conflicts where
    Australia played a role.
    STOP 3. BOTANICAL
    GARDENS

    Hazards:
    Bees allergies - bee stings
    Pollen allergies - hayfever
    Magpies swooping
    Sunburn

    The botanical garden showcases 1,700


    native species and a dazzling display of
    wildflowers in spring, celebrated with
    the annual Kings Park Festival in
    September.
    STOP 4. FIREFIGHTERS'
    MEMORIAL GROVE
    Hazards:
    Sunburn - no shade or tree cover nearby
    Sharp edges of the rock and surrounding metal
    Risk of getting burnt from the metal of the statue if
    touched.
    Symptoms of sunstroke: flushed face, dehydrated,
    cracked lips and dry skin, headaches.

    The Firefighters Memorial Grove commemorates


    Western Australian firefighters who have been injured
    or lost their lives, as well as the service offered to the
    community by all firefighters.
    STOP 5. GIJA JUMULU
    (GIANT BOAB)

    Hazards:
    Sunburn - no shade nearby
    Hot metal - if touching the fence
    Magpies may swoop

    At 37 tonnes and 18 metres tall, it's the


    longest known land journey of a living
    tree this size. It is estimated to be
    close to 1000 years.
    STOP 5. WOMEN’S
    MEMORIAL
    Hazards:
    Risk of falling in to the water
    Sunburn - lots of sun exposure
    the fountain is drained due ot
    festivals

    It comprises of a lake, sculpture and


    fountain and was built to honour the
    contributions of pioneering women to
    the development of the city and state.
    STOP 6. THE
    GLASS BRIDGE
    Hazards:
    Fear of heights
    Higher risk of sunburn as higher
    elevation
    Hot metal and glass from sun
    exposure
    risks of fright hight, asma

    Extending 620 metres through Kings


    Park, the numerous lookouts provide
    breathtaking views of Perth City.
    STOP 7. DNA TOWER
    Hazards:
    Fear of heights - Asthma
    Falling down the stairs
    Tripping on the stairs
    Sunburns - higher elevation

    The DNA Tower in Kings Park, Perth,


    stands as a captivating blend of science,
    art, and breathtaking views. The tower
    creates an illusion of two spiral staircases
    that merges into one at the top.
    STOP 9. SYNERGY
    PARKLAND
    Hazards:
    Water risk - drowning
    Falling down from the playground
    Tripping over
    Bumping into the poles

    With rolling lawns, great play areas, free


    barbecues, a café and beautiful gardens, it
    is perfect for gatherings of families and
    friends.
    STOP 10. RIO TINTO
    NATURESCAPE KINGS PARK

    Hazards:
    Sunburn - constant sun exposure
    Water risk
    Falling down on the rocks
    Getting grazed or scratched by branches and
    bushes.
    Activities up in the cane....

    Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park is a remarkable


    nature space nestled in the heart of Perth,
    Western Australia. This unique urban wilderness
    encourages learning, discovery, and a genuine
    connection with nature for both children and
    adults alike.

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