Unit Award Scheme

114060 CARING FOR RESCUED HORSES: MAINTAINING A FIELD

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
shown knowledge of
1	three types of fencing and the advantages and disadvantages of each	Summary sheet
2	two plants that are poisonous to horses and one way to manage each	Summary sheet
3	three advantages and three disadvantages of keeping horses in a field all the time	Summary sheet
4	potential hazards in a horse's field	Summary sheet
demonstrated the ability to
5	assist with fence maintenance	Summary sheet
6	check a horse's field for poisonous plants and report their findings	Summary sheet
7	check a horse's field for rabbit holes and other hazards and report their findings	Summary sheet
shown knowledge of
8	why it is important to regularly check the fencing surrounding a horse's field	Summary sheet
9	why it is important to regularly check for hazards in a horse's field	Summary sheet
10	how to maintain a field where horses are kept all the time	Summary sheet
experienced
11	ensuring a field is safe for grazing	Summary sheet
12	assisting with maintaining a field where horses are kept all the time	Summary sheet
13	working calmly, safely and considerately with horses.	Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 13 September 2020Level - Level One