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Message from the Director |  |
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 It is
already time to start thinking about fall
enrollment!
Please be sure to hand in
your child’s registration package if you are planning on
re-enrolling for fall. Once we receive the package and
deposit, your child’s space for next year is confirmed.
We will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE NIGHT on April 25, from
5:30-7:30. If you have friends, family, or neighbors
that are interested in our program, please let them know
that they are invited to come in to see us. The staff
will be available to answer questions to new families
throughout the evening. As well, children will have the
opportunity to visit the classroom! The majority of
families who join our program choose us because someone
they trust has recommended us. Thank you for your kind
words…it keeps us doing the work we love!
Our
May
newsletter, menu and calendars are now
available on this site.
Click here for more...
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Health matters FYI |  |
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Ontario Immunization
Schedule
The Durham Region Health Department has provided
us with an updated
Ontario Immunization Schedule. Visit
www.durham.ca for more information.
EpiPen Auto-Injector
Training Kit
An EpiPen Auto-Injector Training Kit is available
for loan at the nursery school. It is designed to
educate people with severe allergies about
anaphylaxis, and to assist you in being better
prepared in the event of an anaphylactic reaction.
If you are interested in borrowing the kit, please
ask any member of our staff. If you would like to
order your own complimentary kit, visit
www.EpiPen.ca.
Asthma Action Resource Kit
Also available for loan is an Asthma Action Resource
Kit. It is an excellent resource for educators and
parents looking after a child with asthma. It
includes two story books that you can read to your
child. It is developed by the Lung Association. The
Asthma Action Helpline is 1-800-668-7682, where
Certified Asthma Educators are available to provide
education and counselling about prevention,
management and treatment of asthma.
We have children in our
programs with life threatening allergies to NUTS AND
EGGS. At no time is it allowable
for these foods to be brought to school. If your
child has consumed or come into contact with any of
the above allergens (i.e. peanut butter), it is YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that you have cleaned these
products off your child’s face, hands, and clothing.
The families of these children deserve assurance
that their children will be safe at nursery school.
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Have you moved? New home phone number? New work number? New Cell number? New Immunization? Please keep us up to date.
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