Developing colour or black and white films or prints. Fixing colour or black and white films or prints. Stop baths used between developing and fixing. Chemicals used for specialist treatments.

Working in a darkened room (often with subdued red light).Processes include developing and printing or enlarging colour and black and white films and papers.

Photography can take many forms, digital, wet, black and white, colour and more.

This resource lists the documents that should be considered before embarking upon a photographic activity.

In some cases it may be necessary to check with the school safe guarding policy about the use of images of pupils and their work.

A document which covers general and specific hazards and risks in darkroom work, guidance on how these can be managed and such safeguarding issues as might apply.