Drop, cover, hold! Today we did an earthquake drill. It is really important to know what we would do if there was an earthquake.
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Tuesday, 13 October 2015
The Big Shakeout and Emergency Evacuation
Drop, Cover and Hold |
The Big Shakeout and Emergency Evacuation is scheduled for: Thursday 15 October, 9.15 am and 2.30 pm
While we will take part in the earthquake drill at 9.15 am, this is a great opportunity to test our systems regarding emergency evacuation. This will be a bit of an unknown in reality.....
So, what will happen
- Parents will get a re
mi nder email and text from the school office at two different times of the day leading up to the 2.30pmpick up .
This will allow us to check these systems at our end and also for you to double check you haven't got a new mobile number or email address lately! - If you are unable to collect your child yourself, you will need to contact someone on your Emergency Contact List.
- Children will remain in
class spaces at 2.30 pm. - Staff will be at both school entrances with lists of children's names and nominated contacts who can pick the child/
ren up. (If wet, we will let you know where.) - Parents or their nominated contacts will see a staff member who will check the list and provide them with a WBS stamped piece of paper with the child's name on it.
- This piece of paper will be taken to a staff member who is with the children in the class space and only then will the child be ticked off and able to leave.
- We will keep ECAT (After School Care) children
here but please ensure you have returned your emergency contacts.
If a child is not collected by yourselves or a nominated emergency contact at 2.30pm, we will record this and follow up with you. As we are not sure how the system will work in reality, you may want to arrive from 2.15 pm so there isn't such a queue!
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
The Big Shakeout is scheduled for: Thursday 15 October, 9.15 am
While we will take part in the earthquake drill at 9.15 am, this is a great opportunity to test our systems regarding emergency evacuation. This will be a bit of an unknown in reality..... phone lines will be clogged and email probably down BUT we can simulate the exercise as much as possible on this day.
So what will happen
- Parents will get a reminder email and text from the school office at two different times of the day leading up to the 2.30pm
.pick up - This will allow us to check these systems at our end and also for you to double check you haven't got a new mobile number or email address lately!
- If you are unable to collect your child yourself, you will need to contact someone on your Emergency Contact List.
- Children will remain in
spaces at 2.30 pm.class - Staff will be at both school entrances with lists of children's names and nominated contacts who can pick the child/
up.ren - (If wet, we will let you know where.)
- Parents' nominated contacts will see a staff member who will check the list and provide them with a WBS stamped piece of paper with the child's name on it.
- This piece of paper will be taken to a staff member who is with the children in the class space and only then will the child be ticked off and able to leave.
- We are in conversation with ECAT (After School Care) regarding their emergency systems and will let any parents whose children go to ECAT the lay of the land in plenty of time.
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