Common use of Sick Children Clause in Contracts

Sick Children. For the well-being of all children in the program, the Hastings Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Public Health and the Ministry of Education state that parents may not bring ill children to Child Care Centre. If the child is displaying symptoms of ill health including nasal and eye discharge, chest congestion, open sores, fever, vomiting diarrhea, undiagnosed skin rash, acute cough, unusual irritability, fussiness or listlessness, head lice and scabies, parents are required to keep their child at home. If a child becomes ill during the day, staff will isolate the child away from others and provide temporary care (up to 1 hour), until the parent arrives to take the child home. If it is determined that the child has an infectious disease, the child must be isolated from any other children in a well supervised area and removed from the centre as quickly as possible. This requirement is necessary, not only in the interest of your child, but also in the interest of all other children attending the program. If a child contracts an infectious disease, the staff should be notified immediately, so that other parents can be informed and monitor the health of their children. The child may return to the program when the contagious period is over, or as permitted by the Hastings Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Public Health. Children must be free of diarrhea, vomiting 48 hours and a high fever as a result of illness for twenty-four (24) consecutive hours before returning to the program. Parent fees apply to all sick days used. When school buses in Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County are cancelled HUB School Age programs operate. When schools in Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County are closed HUB programs will not operate. Parents are not required to pay for days that the program is closed due to unforeseen circumstances.

Sick Children. For the well-being of all children in the program, the Hastings Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Public Health and the Ministry of Education state that parents may not bring ill children to Child Care Centre. If the child is displaying symptoms of ill health including nasal and eye discharge, chest congestion, open sores, fever, vomiting vomiting, diarrhea, undiagnosed skin rash, acute cough, unusual irritability, fussiness or listlessness, head lice and scabies, parents are required to keep their child at home. If a child becomes ill during the day, staff will isolate the child away from others and provide temporary care (up to 1 hour), until the parent arrives to take the child home. If it is determined that the child has an infectious disease, the child must be isolated from any other children in a well supervised area and removed from the centre as quickly as possible. This requirement is necessary, not only in the interest of your child, but also in the interest of all other children attending the program. If a child contracts an infectious disease, the staff should be notified immediately, so that other parents can be informed and monitor the health of their children. The child may return to the program when the contagious period is over, or as permitted by the Hastings Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Public Health. Children must be free of diarrhea, diarrhea and vomiting for 48 consecutive hours and a high fever (as a result of illness illness) for twenty-four (24) 24 consecutive hours before returning to the program. Parent fees apply to all sick days used. When school buses in Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County are cancelled HUB School Age programs Child Care centres will operate. When schools in Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County are closed HUB programs will not operate. Parents are not required to pay for days that the program is The HUB Child Care centres are fully closed due to unforeseen circumstances. Written notice of withdrawal must be given two weeks in advance; otherwise, program fees will be charged. If you wish to temporarily withdraw your child, you will be placed on a waiting list until a permanent space becomes available. The HUB may terminate services if policies contained in this agreement are not followed or fees not paid. A wait list will be formed when full enrolment has been reached in the program.