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Pope John Paul II School Y ard Safety 2012

Pope John Paul II School Y ard Safety 2012. Staying Safe In The Spring and Summer. 1. 3. 2. Safety in the Playground. Safety To and From school . Sun Safety. Safety In The Playground. Yard Play Reminders • Bouncing (not kicking ) balls off the back of the gym wall is permitted

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Pope John Paul II School Y ard Safety 2012

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  1. Pope John Paul IISchool Yard Safety 2012

  2. Staying Safe In The Spring and Summer 1 3 2 Safety in the Playground Safety To and From school Sun Safety

  3. Safety In The Playground Yard Play Reminders • Bouncing (not kicking ) balls off the back of the gym wall is permitted • Skipping ropes and other stationary games are on the blacktop away from the kindergarten area • Field games like soccer, football, chase/tag, manhunt etc. are only allowed on the grass field area

  4. Safety in the Playground • Hands off rule/no rough play for all games!! Boundaries remain the same for divisions • Kindergarten coned play area is only for Kindergarteners and their student helpers • Please do not swing on the trunks of the trees/pull branches, swing on the gate, etc. • No food, drinks or gum on the yard

  5. Play Areas • While playing on the field… if a ball rolls in to the marshy area or on the parking lot, students are expected to stop playing and ask a supervisor for permission for one person to get the ball and throw the ball back into play. The marshy area is dangerous! • If a ball goes on to the blacktop, students are expected to stop playing and get oneperson to go get the ball and throw the ball back into play • We have many injured students who get hit with a soccer ball unexpectedly while playing on the blacktop.

  6. Play Areas • Basketball should only be played on the designated spaces • Students can use soccer or basketballs to play Four Square, but these balls are not to be kicked around the blacktop area • Students should not be playing around the parking lot side of the portables. They need to be in easy site of the supervisors. No bouncing or kicking balls against the portable

  7. Play Equipment • Students are welcome to bring baseball gloves, tennis balls, skipping ropes, soccer balls, basketballs, etc. to play • Please do not bring bats, hardballs, pogo sticks, electronic equipment, etc. • Generally, do not bring anything that is valuable because the school is not responsible for stolen, lost or damaged articles.

  8. Supervisors Staff are outside to help students and keep them safe. Supervisors circulate around the yard with orange vests, and have designated areas for duty. Ask supervisors for passes and go to them for help and advice. Supervisors may deem certain areas or games “off limits” for a time due to safety reasons. They need your cooperation.

  9. The Yard Duty Zones • There are zones outside where supervisors are circulating. • Zone 1 – Blacktop • Zone 2 – Upper Yard • Zone 3 – Lower Yard by the Portables • (There are often other adults out to help with individual students who can also help if you really need some assistance.) • Students need to stay within the boundaries. No parking lot, no swinging on the gate by the parking lot, no marshy area. These areas are considered “Out of Bounds”.

  10. Safety Inside The School • Hallway Reminders • Move through the school quietly and safely. • Move to the side when walking safely and slowly up or down the stairways. • Listen to teachers directions who are situated at various points in the hall and on the stairs. • Use the appropriate door for your class. • Do not use the front door.

  11. Safety To and From School

  12. Bikes • • Must be locked at the front of the of the school in the racks • • Students must wear a helmet • • Students must walk bikes on the school property and at all crosswalks • • The school is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged bikes • Park your bike at the front but walk around the back.

  13. Skateboards/In-Line Skates/Scooters We prefer these not to come to school, however they may be considered a legitimate mode of transportation and are not banned unless they prove unsafe to the user. • Helmets, wrist and knees guards should be worn • May not be used on school property at any time • May be stored in the classroom but not on coat racks or in hallways • The school is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items

  14. Sun Safety!

  15. Sun Protection It is a good idea to wear sunscreen on your face every day (even in the winter!) but it is especially important to wear sunscreen on your arms and legs on sunny days as well. Put your name on your sunscreen and remember that you cannot share it with other students.

  16. Sun Protection A hat can protect your face and head from harmful sun rays Sunglasses protect your eyes from harmful rays as well

  17. Heat Protection During really hot weather … All students might be kept in at recess or lunch for a while to avoid over-heating. Water bottles may be taken outside only if they are used responsibly. Students may line up at the back door to come in for a drink when the monitors say it is appropriate.

  18. Heat Protection Students should also avoid vigorous games or activities so they don’t overheat Students should try to find some shade for part of the time.

  19. Pope John Paul IIStay Safe!!

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