INJURY TO STUDENTS AND ILLNESS AT SCHOOL

As colder weather approaches, we kindly remind parents that students who are unwell should stay at home until they feel better. We understand that some symptoms can last some time, however during the initial stages it is best that children remain at home in order to stop the spread of coughs, colds and flus.

If your child becomes sick during the school day, we will contact you to arrange for them to be taken home. If we cannot reach you, we will call one of the emergency contacts to pick up your child. So please ensure that all information is current and up to date.

Any minor injuries that occur at school will be treated by our staff, while serious injuries prompt immediate parent contact. This includes head injuries. If time is critical, we will seek medical or hospital treatment first and inform you as soon as possible.

For students recovering from injuries such as fractures or sprains, we must create a safety plan to ensure their well-being at school. This requires a medical clearance from a doctor detailing any restrictions. Parents need to complete a STUDENT INJURY RETURN TO SCHOOL PLAN form, available at the office, before the child returns to school.

Thank You to Haty Fiorani

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Haty Fiorani from our ASPECT class for her invaluable support in helping our staff understand and meet the needs of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

This week, Haty presented at our staff meeting, sharing valuable tools and strategies that will greatly benefit our students.

Thank you, Haty, for your dedication and expertise!