Transporting Children. Teachers will not, except under emergency situations, be expected to transport children with the exception of teachers having the duty of transporting students as part of their normal assignment.
Transporting Children. Non-instructional personnel shall not be mandated to use their own personal/private vehicles to transport students.
Transporting Children. Teachers shall not transport children in the teachers’ automobiles.
Transporting Children. 1. Under no circumstances shall any Administrator be required, requested or expected to transport any children in his/her automobile.
Transporting Children. Employees shall not be required to transport children, except in an emergency.
Transporting Children. In the rare occasions that transport may be required as part of CC’s children’s work, with regard to transporting children, workers should: • Avoid giving lifts to children unaccompanied by another adult. • Only transport children in their own car if they have a full valid licence and their car is roadworthy and has valid insurance. • Ensure children sit in the rear of the car. • Check before setting off the children are wearing seat belts and appropriate care seats. • Require parents/guardians to sign a consent form in respect of travel arrangements. On every trip each adult should be given a written list of the children for whom they have responsibility – even when the whole group is remaining together and all arrangements for transporting children should be approved by the Safeguarding Co-ordinator. Photography We recognise that sharing photographs and films of our activities can help us celebrate the successes and achievements of our young people, provide a record of our activities and raise awareness of our organisation. However, there are potential risks associated with sharing images of children, including online, such as bullying, grooming, Data Protection breaches, identity theft and the misuse/adaptation of any image by third parties. It is important to remember that parents/guardians have a right to decide whether images or their children are taken, and how these may be used. On our Totz/KidzCentral Consent Form we request consent for photos to be taken and used in CC documentation, videos and presentations, which may be shared within the church. If any photos will be shared outside of CC, e.g. on the website, social media explicit permission will be requested. As workers you need to be aware of whether consent has been given for photos to be taken and used for each young person. This information can be found on iKnow. If consent is not given, and photos are being taken it would be best practice to ensure this is done in a way that does not single out the child or make them feel isolated. It is possible that parents/guardians may have given consent for photos to be taken, however the child themselves may not wish to be included in a photo and it is important to consider this when photos are being taken. Photos must not be taken using a worker’s personal device, including phones, laptops or cameras. Photos must not be stored on worker’s personal devices, including phones, laptops or cameras. Photos can be displayed at Central House or used in CC ...
Transporting Children. No paraprofessional shall transport students in a private vehicle.
Transporting Children. Children under 6 years of age are transported free of charge. • Unaccompanied children under 16 years of age pay 50% of the fare (Swiss Pass, Swiss Flexi Pass and Swiss Transfer Pass). • Accompanied children under 16 years of age are transported free of charge on the following conditions: a parent owns one of the Swiss Travel System tickets and also presents a Family Card. • Children may not be accompanied by grandparents in this manner.
Transporting Children. For the use of sleeper and couchette berths by children, the conditions specified in the following table and in the SCIC-NRT apply: Numb er of childr en Age Sleeper / couchette berth – use Supplem ent Fare 1 until reaching the 4th / without a separate free free 6th year berth 1 separate berth 1 full 1 half 1 from reaching the 4th / 6th year until without a separate berth free per the NRT until reaching the 10th year 1 separate berth 1 full 1 half 1 from reaching the 10th year until the tariff’s age limit for children Always a separate berth 1 full per the NRT, at least 1 half 2 until reaching the 4th / 6th year together 1 berth 1 full 1 half 2 from reaching the 4th / 6th year until reaching the 10th year together 1 berth 1 full per the NRT, at least 1 half In mutual transport between ČD, ÖBB, DB, SBB, DSB and NS in cases where a child accompanied by a parent is ticketed as an accompanied child, the table above does not apply; the child will pay only the couchette or sleeper supplement if a separate berth is requested for him or her, or if he or she must have a separate berth. One sleeper or couchette berth can be used together by at most two persons, of whom at least one must be under 10 years of age. In inland transport on FS, children 4 years of age or older must have a separate berth. Children under 10 years of age who are travelling independently or who cannot be seated in a compartment with their parents or with the persons who are accompanying them are seated on principle in a compartment for women; children 10 years of age or older are seated as adults.
Transporting Children. Paraprofessionals shall not be required to transport children in their personal automobiles.
