Key Features
- Centralised record — all school-level risks are held in one place, giving leadership and governors a single, consistent view of the risk landscape.
- Assign ownership — assign each risk to a responsible person so accountability is clear and risks are actively managed rather than simply logged.
- Likelihood and impact scoring — record likelihood and impact before and after treatment to give a clear picture of inherent risk and residual risk.
- Controls and mitigating actions — document the control measures in place and record any additional actions required to bring risk to an acceptable level.
- Risk treatment classification — classify your approach to each risk as Treat, Tolerate, Transfer, or Terminate. Treat is the default, as it is the most common approach in schools.
- Regular review — update risks as circumstances change, and use notes to record when a risk level has changed or a new risk has been identified — keeping the register succinct and readable for governors.
- Print to PDF — export the register as a PDF for record-keeping and for presenting to your governing board.
Risk Register vs. Risk Assessment
These two modules serve different purposes and are designed to complement each other.If you are looking to document the hazards and controls for a specific activity or area of school life, use the Risk Assessment module. The Risk Register is for capturing and managing risks at the strategic or organisational level.
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Risk Assessment Module
Document activity-specific hazards and controls for your staff.
Administration
Manage users, roles, and module settings across your school.