Infectious Illness. Your child/ren may not be admitted to the club if suffering from an infectious illness, depending upon the advice we receive from Health Protection Scotland. If you are in any doubt please contact the Childcare Manager, who may ask that you don’t send your child to the club, or that you withdraw your child from the club if they are already in attendance. If your child has vomiting and diarrhoea, they should not attend the club until 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped, in accordance with Health Executive guidelines. If your child has live head lice, which transmit very quickly through head to head contact, we may request that you collect your child from the club to enable administration of the necessary treatments to eliminate them. The after school club environment is unlike the school as it is more likely that both children and adults will be in close proximity during play. COVID-19 If you, your child or anyone in your household develops symptoms of Covid-19, or tests positive, you must ensure you adhere to the relevant government guidelines relating to periods of self-isolation. Children will not be permitted to attend the clubs until the relevant period has elapsed (10 days from onset of symptoms, as of March 2021). Due to the Covid-19 pandemic there are a number of additional physical distancing and infection prevention and control measures in place – please refer to our separate Covid-19 Policy and Procedures document for further details. Please note that policies and procedures relating to COVID-19 are subject to change in line with the relevant local and national guidance. Further information can be found via the Scottish Government website. Allergies and Medical Conditions As outlined above, prior to registration at the clubs, parents/carers are required to discuss with the management and staff any allergies or medical conditions that their child may have that may require a care plan or medication to be administered. A Care Plan should be completed for all types of allergy, even those not considered serious. This is to ensure our staff have accurate information about any action that should be taken should your child suffer from any allergic reaction. Please note that, without a Care Plan completed in full, your child may not be able to attend our club/s.
Infectious Illness. The Lessee will in the event of any infectious illness occurring in the Demised Premises forthwith give notice thereof to the Lessor and to the proper authorities and at the expense of the Lessee will thoroughly fumigate and disinfect the Demised Premises to the satisfaction of the Lessor and such authorities and otherwise comply with their reasonable and lawful requirements.
Infectious Illness. The Tenant must:
Infectious Illness. If an infectious illness or disease occurs in the Leased Premises or to some person using the Leased Premises, the Lessee must promptly:
Infectious Illness. Your child/ren may not be admitted to the club if suffering from an infectious illness, depending upon the advice we receive from Health Protection Scotland. If you are in any doubt please contact the Childcare Manager, who may ask that you don’t send your child to the club, or that you withdraw your child from the club if they are already in attendance. If your child has vomiting and diarrhoea, they should not attend the club until 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped, in accordance with Health Executive guidelines. If your child has live head lice, which transmits very quickly through head to head contact, the staff may request that you collect your child from the club to enable administration of the necessary treatments to eliminate them. The club environment is unlike the school as it is more likely that both children and adults will be in close proximity during play. Allergies and Medical Conditions As outlined above, prior to registration at the clubs, parents/carers are required to discuss with the management and staff any allergies or medical conditions that their child may have that may require a care plan or medication to be administered. A Care Plan should be completed for all types of allergy, even those not considered serious. This is to ensure our staff have accurate information about any action that should be taken should your child suffer from any allergic reaction. Please note that, without a Care Plan completed in full, your child may not be able to attend the holiday club.
