Maternity Risk Assesment at SEN school

[ExpectantMummy2025]

I work in the office of a secondary SEN school. I love my job. Having been signed off with morning sickness I am working with management to return. I am concerned around the risks the environment holds, alongside my long bus commute (2 busses and a walk taking approx 1.5 hours each way, when there are no delays).
Our students are amazing, however, due to their diagnosis often get heightened. I help with medication however am going to be asking to no longer do this as it holds risk. I am 25 weeks pregnant at 40years old.
Has anyone been in a similar position? Or have any experience in writing RAs for similar? Can any suggestions be offered for considerations?

I can't imagine your commute needing to be assessed. It sounds pretty standard unless you have bad pgp and are struggling to walk.

This might given you a few pointers but school will have their own template.

How you get to school is nothing school can mitigate. If you decided you need a taxi or to leave home earlier that is your decision.

https://www.safety-adviser.co.uk/lead/ed/pregnancy-risk-assessment/?affiliate=SEM_AGO_HSA_BNG_AGO_Pregnancy_X-PM&msclkid=f9a888cea35b157c5e2eef838a142a62

The commute is your own choice so not for school to assess. I used to be a nurse at a SEN school I don’t think they’d have a problem with med situation as technically it’s only the nurse that should be administering