HEALTH
SAFETY
PARENTS
SUPERVISION
GENERAL POLICIES
100

Medications

TRUE / FALSE: 

Students are allowed to carry and self-administer their own medication.

FALSE!

Staff are also not allowed to administer medication.

100

Missing or kidnapped child

When a child goes missing, what is the first thing you must do?

Call admin

100

TRUE / FALSE:

Parents are allowed to talk to children who are not their own.

FALSE. Please politely intervene.

100

Adult / Child Ratios

What is the correct ratio of staff : children?

1:10

100

TRUE / FALSE: 

Students are allowed to use personal items they bring from home.

FALSE
200

Accidents, Incidents, and Injuries

When a student gets injured, after treatment, name one thing the staff should make sure to do?

  1. Fill out an incident report

  2. Communicate with admin staff

  3. Communicate with parent and/or have them sign the incident report

200

Field Trips

When taking students on a field trip, what should staff also make sure to take?

  1. First aid bag

  2. Roster

  3. Medical info list

  4. (train pass)

200

During dismissal, what THREE things do you document?

1. Signature

2. Relationship to Child

3. Time

200

Adult / Child Ratios

True / False:

Staff are allowed to leave the classroom if there is one competent teacher watching 18 kids.

FALSE!

Please send 2 kids to the office to get another adult to cover the adult who needs to leave the room.

200

Electronic Devices

TRUE / FALSE:

Staff SHOULD NOT use their phones during work.

TRUE. Exceptions are made for inter-staff communication regarding location, safety, and supervision.

Also, students should NOT have any electronics out.

300

Daily Health Check

When a child gets dropped off at our program, what should we check for?

  1. Physical health (Are they sleepy? Injured? sick?)

  2. Mental Health (Are they mentally present?)

  3. Emotional health (Are they upset?

300

Evacuation / Fire drills

Name 1 thing you should do during a fire drill, in addition to lining up your children and getting them out of the building.

  1. Grab your attendance

  2. Head counts 

  3. Get to a safe distance away from the building

  4. Let admin level know RIGHT AWAY if a child is missing

300

Name AT LEAST TWO things you will need a signed permission slip for.

1. Trips

2. Sprinkler

3. Food

4. Spending Money

5. Applying something to their child e.g. Tattoos / Nail Polish

300

Safe Work Environment

Name 2 things staff should check in an environment to make sure it is safe for children (e.g. a classroom).

  • Path to exits are clear

  • Clean

  • No hazards

  • Cleaning supplies out of children’s reach

  • No furniture able to fall over.

300

Staff Vacation

When taking off for vacation, staff should request a leave of absence a minimum of ____ .

Vacations: minimum of 2 weeks notice.

Also, Sickness: 24 hours notice.

For any absences ASAP is ideal.

400

ALLERGIES

Name 2 symptoms that indicate the child is having an allergic reaction.

  • Sudden raised, red areas (hives) all over his or her body.

  • Swelling of the throat, mouth, lips, or tongue.

  • Trouble breathing.

  • Passing out (losing consciousness). Or your child may feel very light-headed or suddenly feel weak, confused, or restless.

Call 911!

400

Child Abuse / Maltreatment Reporting

You notice a child is coming to school with odd bruises, or you suspect a fellow adult hitting a child. What do you do first?

Call Child Abuse Hotline Number:

1-800-342-3720


You do not investigate. You do not need to report it to your supervisor. 


All staff are Mandated Reporters.

400

Drop Off / Pick Up

What should you check for before releasing a child to an adult?

  1. What is their relationship?

  2. 16+

  3. Authorized adult

400

Field Trips

When arriving at a location outside of the school, like the park, to make sure the play area is safe what should staff check for?

  • Is the area suitable for running and playing? 

  • Are the equipment safe?

  • What kind of people are around?

  • Is this an enclosed space? Where are the entrance and exits?

  • Are there any hazards? (sanitation, safety e.g. glass)

  • Is the weather appropriate?

400

Attendance

What do you do when you notice a child has been out for the past 3 days?

Ask the office to call home to check in on the student.

500

Concussion

Name 2 symptoms of a concussion.

  • Headache or a feeling of pressure in the head.

  • Temporary loss of consciousness.

  • Confusion or feeling as if in a fog.

  • Amnesia surrounding the traumatic event.

  • Dizziness or "seeing stars"

  • Ringing in the ears.

  • Nausea.

  • Vomiting

Let a parent / office / partners know if a child suffers a head injury so they can watch out for signs of concussion.

500

Shelter-in-Place / Dangerous Person on Premise

When a HARD lockdown is called, what should you do?

  1. Gather your students in the classroom

  2. Lock the door

  3. Move kids away from windows and out of sight

  4. Wait for the all clear signal

500

Parent Communication

Name two things that should be reported to parents regarding their child.

  1. Injuries

  2. Bullying

  3. Hitting

  4. Inter-student conflicts

  5. Behavior issues

  6. Unfinished homework

  7. Ongoing problems

500

Supervision of Children

To provide adequate supervision of children name 1 thing a staff should do to safeguard children’s well-being. Ie.g. at a park)

  1. Knowing each child’s abilities.

  2. Establishing clear and simple safety rules.

  3. Being aware of and scanning for potential safety hazards

  4. Standing in strategic position

  5. Scanning play activities and circulating around the area

  6. Focusing on positive rather than negative to teach a child what is safe for the child and other children

  7. Teaching children the appropriate and safe use of each piece of equipment.

500

Supervision of Children

What should you do if on the lunchline, you notice 2 kids laughing raucously, another 2 playing hand games, and another 2 arm wrestling / grabbing each other?

DOUBLE POINTS IF YOU ANSWER IN THE CORRECT ORDER!

1. Stop the kids from grabbing one another. Not appropriate to play that way.

2. Tell the kids not to play hand games on the lunch line. They can have conversations.

3. Check in on the kids laughing.