or teaching, training instructing, caring for or supervising children • will be working on a regular basis in a specified establishment, such as a school, or in connection with the purposes of the establishment, where the work gives opportunity for contact with children, or • engage in intimate or personal care or healthcare or any overnight activity, even if this happens only once. Further details on regulated activity below. 67 Regulated activity The full legal definition of regulated activity is set out in Schedule 4 of the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 as amended by the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012. HM Government has produced Factual note on regulated activity in relation to children: scope. Regulated activity includes: a. teaching, training, instructing, caring for (see (c) below) or supervising children if the person is unsupervised, or providing advice or guidance on physical, emotional or educational well-being, or driving a vehicle only for children; b. work for a limited range of establishments (known as ‘specified places’, which include schools and colleges), with the opportunity for contact with children, but not including work done by supervised volunteers. Work under (a) or (b) is regulated activity only if done regularly.75 Some activities are always regulated activities, regardless of frequency or whether they are supervised or not. This includes: c. relevant personal care, or health care provided by or provided under the supervision of a health care professional: o personal care includes helping a child with eating and drinking for reasons of illness or disability or in connection with toileting, washing, bathing and dressing for reasons of age, illness of disability; 76 o health care means care for children provided by, or under the direct