Student Care

Here are some key points considering safety of everyone :
Who can attend the school ?
Staff, students from non-containment zones without symptoms. Students wearing mask & Staff wearing mask and protection gear. Staff and students with normal body temperature below 98.4 degree Fahrenheit or 35 degree Celcius when scanned at the entry.

Generic Preventive Measures

Physical distancing of at least 6 feet. Use of face covers/masks mandatory. Frequent hand washing with soap (for at least 40-60 seconds) even when hands are not visibly dirty. Use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers (for at least 20 seconds) can be done wherever feasible. Respiratory etiquettes to be strictly followed. This involves strict practice of covering one's mouth and nose while coughing/sneezing with a tissue/handkerchief/flexed elbow and disposing of used tissues properly.

Usage of Common Areas

Deployment of staff in common areas. Usage at Staggered intervals as per needs. Usage of toilets will be monitored so as to avoid crowding. Marking on floor will be made to ensure distancing. Sanitization before and after use. Staff & students will be advised to use sanitizers /wash hands with soap before and after use. Reporting and dispersal will be followed keeping in mind social distancing.

Transportation

Thorough sanitization of buses as per RTO guidelines after every use. Thermal scanning before entry into bus. Staff body temperature will be logged in the tab. Physical contact among students to be avoided. Students when helped to board or alight , sanitizer to be used by attendants.

Parent's Responsibility

Safety of children is a collective responsibility. Ensure children come to school only when they are fit. Educate & sensitise children to be aware of COVID appropriate behaviour. Send children in clean uniform to school. Be available to school when called at times of emergencies. Avoid crowding near school. Pay school fees on time. Payments to be made through online modes only.

Parent's and students are requested to read these tips in detail.
Learn the school's emergency procedures.
Emergency plans and phone numbers are usually included in school handbooks and posted in classrooms. Taking a few extra minutes to familiarize yourself and your child with emergency information can give him the confidence he needs to act quickly in emergency situations.

Know travel routes to and from the school.
Make sure you and your child know both primary and alternate routes. In an emergency, roads can be blocked and it's important to have a backup plan.

Know and follow school security and safety measures.
These might include signing in when visiting the school, being escorted when walking through the building, or wearing a visitor pass. Following these procedures also sets a great example for your kids.

Talk with your child about safety.
Be specific. Talk about instinct and paying attention to funny feelings of fear. Explain what to do if she doesn't feel safe. Make sure she knows how to contact you or a trusted neighbor who is likely to be at home.

Inform school staff about health and emotional concerns.
Whether your child has a food allergy, a physical disability, or has been subject to bullying, make sure to keep your child's teachers and Principal in the loop.

Get involved.
Talk with the Principal about what you can do to increase school safety, such as organizing parents to form a neighborhood watch before and after school. Sometimes parent groups are highly successful in making improvements in traffic safety during drop and pick up time.