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Isn't it a H&S issue, that while using "display equipment" users need to be able to customize their workstation to reduce stress/RSI type injuries and improve posture?

I know it applies to staff who use computers, I don't know if it would apply to students as well, as they're only using them for one/two lessons at a time.

 

If you can use regular student chairs, then I'd say go for it. But I'd check your H&S policies first.

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It was customisation I was worried about but they would be unlikely to be sat for more than an hour
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Isn't it a H&S issue, that while using "display equipment" users need to be able to customize their workstation to reduce stress/RSI type injuries and improve posture?

I know it applies to staff who use computers, I don't know if it would apply to students as well, as they're only using them for one/two lessons at a time.

 

If you can use regular student chairs, then I'd say go for it. But I'd check your H&S policies first.

 

It won't apply for short periods. That is how schools get away with using laptops from trolleys without needing anything additional to cater for them.

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It would appear the DSE regs don't apply to pupils, so it's just a case of if it's going to cause any issues but it sounds like many other schools are doing this already.

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