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| Charity No 1029269 |
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES (This is only a summary of our policies. It is a condition of your child attending the pre-school that you and/or the child’s main carer familiarise themselves with all our policies, which are always available to read at pre-school. Hard and soft copies are available on request). |
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HEALTH & SAFETY:The Safety and Welfare of your child comes first. We therefore ask you to always bring your child to the Hall and collect your child by the right-hand door, which opens onto the field away from the cars. For safety reasons the door between the Pre-School and the kitchen must be kept closed at all times. |
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ACCIDENT PROCEDURE :Minor accidents are entered in the Pre-School accident book and there is always a member of staff, or the committee, with first aid qualifications present at each session. The First Aid Kit is kept well stocked and is checked by staff at regular intervals. In the event of a serious accident we will try to contact the parents as soon as possible and we ask that you always leave a contact number. You will be asked to sign your consent on the admissions form to allow your child to be taken to the nearest hospital casualty department should the need arise. |
| HEALTH POLICY : We aim to provide an environment, which is clean, hygienic and healthy to ensure the best welfare for your child. We therefore ask that any child who is obviously unwell or has an infectious disease, doubtful rash, sickness, diarrhoea, sore throat, discharge from the eyes or nose, should be kept at home until they are fully recovered or a Doctor has certified the child is free from infection. We reserve the right to refuse admission to children with known health problems, which may be a risk to other children. We also ask that you inform the Supervisor if your child has suffered from any illness that may be contagious, including head lice, so that other parents can be informed to look out for possible symptoms. Children will be assisted in washing their hands after visiting the toilet and before eating or drinking. |
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