11-12 Parent Handbook.pdf - École Campbelltown
11-12 Parent Handbook.pdf - École Campbelltown
11-12 Parent Handbook.pdf - École Campbelltown
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In order to ensure the safety of each child at <strong>École</strong> <strong>Campbelltown</strong> School, we will follow the procedures<br />
listed below.<br />
The exterior doors of our school will remained locked, except for the main entrance. Please<br />
use the main doors by the office to enter our school at all times. We have a contingency plan in<br />
place in the case of an emergency on the playground during recess and lunch hours.<br />
Students are not to be dropped off at the school before 8:30 a.m. as there is no supervision<br />
available before this time, except in the event of special supervised activities.<br />
Students are to be picked up at the school by 3:30 p.m. The school will be closed and locked<br />
at this time, except in the case of special supervised events.<br />
We require all parents to sign out their child in the office if they are picking their child up during<br />
the day. We will call your child down to the office for you.<br />
We ask that all children wait for their parents in the office area.<br />
Children that arrive after the bell are to report immediately to the office.<br />
All parents and visitors are to report to the office upon arrival in our school.<br />
We will continue to supervise diligently in our hallways and on our playground.<br />
31. Nut Aware Policy<br />
The purpose of our Nut Aware policy is to create a safe environment for all students, including those with<br />
life-threatening nut/peanut allergies; to allow these students to be comfortable at school and allow them the<br />
opportunity to be part of, and not be excluded from, special prizes, food and parties within the school setting<br />
and to ensure that school staff, student and parents have the knowledge to ensure that a nut/peanut aware<br />
environment is maintained<br />
Guidelines:<br />
1. No home-baked items or goods from bakeries (unless the manufacturer‟s ingredient list clearly<br />
indicates “nut-free”) are to be brought into the classroom for parties or birthdays.<br />
2. No food is allowed on field trips except lunches brought by the children themselves. Any exceptions<br />
shall be prearranged by the teacher and parents informed. Vending machines or other food vendors<br />
shall not be accessed.<br />
3. Fundraisers or special events that involve food must be carefully checked by the teacher or the<br />
organizer to ensure the food is nut/peanut free.<br />
4. All items available for purchase through the hot lunch program will be nut-free.<br />
Procedures:<br />
1. The school nurse will provide staff members with training on an annual basis medical emergencies,<br />
precautions and treatment, including the use of an epi-pen in emergency situations.<br />
2. Posters with pictures of students with medical concerns will be posted in the staff room and in<br />
classrooms. These posters include student picture, name, medical issue and location of epi-pen.<br />
3. <strong>Parent</strong>s are informed of this policy through clear communication by the principal or classroom<br />
teachers at Meet the Teacher Night, through the school newsletter and in classroom newsletters.<br />
4. School administration will remind students at the beginning of the school year about the school‟s<br />
Nut Aware Policy. Teachers will teach and model this policy, enforcing it by monitoring children‟s<br />
lunches and snacks. This information will be presented in a positive way, so that students want to<br />
be part of keeping their nut-allergic classmates safe.<br />
5. Posters around the school will inform visitors that this is a nut aware zone.<br />
6. Information concerning this policy is included in the Substitute Teacher‟s <strong>Handbook</strong>. If a teacher is<br />
absent, information concerning the emergency plan for any students with allergies that the<br />
substitute teacher will encounter will be included in the lesson plans.<br />
Classroom Birthday Celebrations:<br />
Many problems occur when students bring a treat for the class to celebrate a birthday. Timbits, donuts,<br />
muffins, cupcakes, cakes and other store-bought baked items are not safe unless the label specifically<br />
states that they are nut free.<br />
The following is a list of items that are an excellent choice for a birthday treat:<br />
Chapman‟s ice cream bars or popsicles<br />
Nestle chocolate bars (i.e. KitKat, Smarties or Aero)<br />
Suckers (check to see that they are safe)<br />
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