Healthy Schools
Information for Childcare Centre Administrators
To support the safe operation of child care centres, before and after school programs, and EarlyON Child and Family centres, many requirements must be followed, including (but not limited to) having a plan in place to ensure the safety of children, staff and parents.
Immunization School Pupils Act Non-Medical Conscience or Religious Exemption Education
This e-learning training course provides you with information on immunizations and on the requirements for the Non-medical Statement of Conscience and Religious Exemption process.
Mental Health & Wellness
Many of us have had a hard time dealing over the past few years with all of the changes related to the pandemic. Emotions may have built-up, and at times, student’s mental health has suffered. Schools can also be a stressful time for some students.
Additional COVID-19 Protocols
To help prevent the spread of respiratory illness like COVID-19, use measures to reduce the spread of illness and stay home when you are sick.
Mask Use
Masks help prevent the spread of germs by shielding the release of respiratory droplets from the wearer’s mouth and nose. It also helps by providing a barrier for the wearer. If you’re looking for resources to support mask use, please see the below resources:
Handwashing
Handwashing is one of the best infection prevention methods. If you’re looking for resources to help support your teaching around handwashing, please see the resources below:
Healthy Schools Resources
Welcome to our Curriculum Supports page! As educators you play a key role in supporting students to make connections between what they learn in the classroom and their own lives.
Information for Parents & Caregivers
If your child has symptoms of COVID-19, visit our Individuals with Symptoms, Positive Cases, and Close Contacts webpage for next steps.
Why is oral health important for your health?
Research has found that tooth decay, such as cavities, and gum disease can be a cause of other serious health problems. In the case of an oral infection, bacteria can travel through the blood stream or airways to other parts of the body. Health conditions such as heart disease and stroke are linked to oral health problems.