Health & Safety
Animals, sharps, water, broken equipment, traffic and members of the public are examples of these
Hazards at summer camp
Looks like: asking for and offering help, appreciating differences, sharing the workload
Teamwork
Wait this long before calling the parent when a child does not show up for camp in the morning
15 minutes
The place where you keep the first aid supplies
first aid kit/backpack
Locations of Game On Camp
Rotary Community Field House (Robron Park) and Centennial Outdoor Pool
This device is located outside the office door and can be used in emergencies
AED
Looks like: keeping staff informed with timely updates, seeking clarity before drawing conclusions
Communication
Where you should stay if you're feeling sick
Home
Hat, water, shade, and staying inside are all ways to help prevent this
Heat exhaustion
Theme Camps Supervisor
Laura Arkell
The location where important camper information like medical notes is kept during camp.
Camp backpack (or in camp binder)
Looks like: being inclusive, using polite words and having positive interactions
Respect
This must be attended by a Leader, not an LIT or Junior Leader, and it cannot be left out due to confidentiality.
Registration and attendance lists
Apply this to help reduce swelling. Found in your first aid kit.
Ice pack
The name of the City's fish mascot
Mr. Tyee
Use these two items to deal with pointy hazards found on the playground
Tongs and sharps container
Looks like: being helpful and caring, showing meaningful recognition
Kindness
Do these every few minutes, and increase the frequency when you go outside
headcounts
Ah! It's an emergency! Who you gonna call?
911
The Sportsplex address
1800 S. Alder St. V9W 7J1
The location where everyone meets outside in the event of an emergency that requires an evacuation
Muster station (by homer dome)
Looks like: doing the right thing, following through, being accountable for yourself
Integrity
Only do this if it's an emergency resulting in absence (illness, family, etc.). Ensure you get confirmation from your supervisor!
Texting or calling supervisor on evenings and weekends
The two people you must call if a camper has a minor injury and needs to go home.
The parent/guardian and your supervisor. And fill a report!
425 B Merecroft Rd, Campbell River, BC V9W 6K6
Rotary Community Fieldhouse Address (know this for 911!)