September - Teston Village Public School
September - Teston Village Public School
September - Teston Village Public School
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<strong>Teston</strong> <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
Creating Safe and Healthy <strong>School</strong>s for Children<br />
with Allergies<br />
<strong>School</strong> staff and parents are responsible for creating<br />
safe and healthy environments for students.<br />
This is an additional challenge for schools attended<br />
by children with allergies, especially life threatening<br />
allergies. While it is impossible to create a riskfree<br />
environment, school staff and parents can take<br />
important steps to minimize potentially fatal allergic<br />
reactions as there are implications for the whole<br />
school, not just individual classrooms. It is especially<br />
important that parents communicate a life<br />
threatening allergy to the school as soon as they<br />
are aware of it. Please notify the principal and<br />
your child’s teacher, so that we have accurate records<br />
and establish the protocol to follow with your<br />
child.<br />
Nut Free Snacks<br />
Leaving for Lunch<br />
Students are expected to eat at school or to walk<br />
home for lunch. If your child will be going home<br />
for lunch regularly, a form must be filled out to<br />
confirm this. In order to monitor each child’s<br />
whereabouts, it is necessary to be as consistent<br />
as possible. If for any reason you decide that<br />
your child can leave the school’s premises for<br />
lunch, YOU MUST PROVIDE WRITTEN CON-<br />
SENT IN ADVANCE. This is a matter of safety,<br />
and therefore we require your support, even if<br />
you feel your child is responsible. We ask that<br />
you discuss the responsibility of leaving school<br />
property and returning on time<br />
with your child. Regular lateness<br />
will not be tolerated.<br />
<strong>Teston</strong> <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong> is a nut safe environment. Please ensure that you read the<br />
enclosed information about ANAPHYLAXIS carefully. We appreciate your support in<br />
working towards a safe environment for all of our students.<br />
Here is a list of some products that currently do not contain nuts and would be okay to<br />
take to school where there are peanut allergy students.<br />
• Kellogg’s NutriGrain Cereal Bars<br />
• Christie Fig Newtons<br />
• Christie Chips Ahoy and Chewy Chips Ahoy<br />
• Chocolate Chip Cookies<br />
• Christie Oreo Cookies: large ones only. Mini<br />
Oreo cookie snack packs may contain nuts<br />
• Betty Crocker Dunkaroos<br />
• Nestle Smarties, Kit Kat, Aero and Coffee<br />
Crisp chocolate bars<br />
• Kraft Magic Moments pudding<br />
snacks<br />
• Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Squares:<br />
original flavour only (avoid the<br />
chocolate version which may contain<br />
peanuts and the peanut butter<br />
variety which contains peanuts)<br />
• Christie Barnum’s Animal Crackers, Christie<br />
Teddy Grahams<br />
• Peak Frean’s Family Digestives and Fruit<br />
Cremes<br />
• General Mills Golden Graham Treats, Crisp<br />
Graham Squares and Chewy Marshmallow<br />
• Kraft Jello-O pudding snacks<br />
• Delmonte Rich ‘n Creamy pudding cups