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 You should put a bandage on and go home immediately, even if the cut is tiny.

 Small cuts: keep playing, wash with clean water later, and tell an adult only if it hurts.

 If you get a small cut, you should clean it, stop the bleeding, and ask an adult for help before you play again.

 After a head bump, the child should rest, get adult help immediately, and avoid climbing for the rest of the day.

 If someone falls and hits their head, they must climb down quickly and sit down only if they feel dizzy.

 You should give them water and wait five minutes before telling an adult.

 For a nosebleed, press the nose gently, bend forward, and get an adult to assist.

 Nosebleed: lie down and lean forward while you pinch the soft part of the nose.

 You should put ice on the forehead and keep your head back until it stops.

 If the splinter is deep, you shouldn’t remove it yourself; clean the skin and get an adult to look at it.

 You must always pull splinters out straight away so you can keep playing safely.

 Splinter in finger: pull it out if it is deep, then wash the area and show it to an adult.

 You should remove the sting with tweezers and then continue playing as normal.

 If a child is stung, stay in the area and scratch the sting to stop the pain.

 After a sting, you should go somewhere safer, inform an adult, and avoid rubbing the spot.