Exclusion is not necessary unless infected skin lesions on exposed surfaces cannot be completely covered with a dressing. Not excluded Exclude for 5 days after onset of swelling. Not excluded Exclude until no vomiting or diarrhoea for 48 hours. Not excluded Exclusion is not necessary. Not excluded, but people who are anaemic, immune suppressed, or pregnant should be informed of possible risk of getting infection. See . Not excluded Exclusion is not necessary. Not excluded Exclude the day after appropriate treatment has commenced. Not excluded Exclusion is not necessary. Not excluded Exclude until no vomiting or diarrhoea for 48 hours. Not excluded Exclude until fully recovered or for at least 4 days after the onset of the rash. Not excluded Exclude until no diarrhoea for 48 hours. Not excluded Exclude until the day after appropriate treatment has commenced. Not excluded See . Exclude appropriate treatment has commenced. Any sores on exposed surfaces should be completely covered with a dressing. Not excluded Exclude until no diarrhoea for 24 hours. Not excluded Shingles Exclude until blisters have dried up unless rash can be covered with a dry dressing or clothing so others are not exposed. Not excluded Exclude until the person has received appropriate antibiotic treatment for at least 24 hours and feels well. Not excluded Exclusion is not necessary. Not excluded Exclusion is not necessary. Not excluded Exclude until medical certificate is produced from SA Tuberculosis Service of SA Health. Not excluded
Develop a positive self concept in all children. Guide behaviour in a positive way, never rejecting the child and never using physical punishment. CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS From time to time children may develop a pattern of behaviour which interferes with their ability to fully participate in the program or that places themselves or others at risk. Early intervention in dealing with this behaviour is paramount. In particular it is important to identify potential triggers for the behaviour. A plan will be developed by the team of Educators in the room, in collaboration with the family. A referral to other early childhood professional/s may be necessary for additional support. Source: The Circle of Security, Dr Robyn Dalby. (Early Childhood Australia) Children are People, Too, Louise Porter. (Small Poppies SA, third edition) EXCURSIONS AND EVENTS Excursions are an integral part of our programme, especially for those children who part of our Kindy program. Some of the excursions our kindy children have taken part in include: the Museum, Bike Safety centre, Art Gallery, ASO, theatre performances. They also have regular trips to the Stirling Library, Beach Kindy and Bush kindy. Outings and excursions provide children with another dimension to learning, as well as connecting them to the wider community. When children are taken on excursions, a signed parent consent is required. Verbal consent is not enough. Authorisation for your child to participate in short, local walks under educator supervision is included on the enrolment form. Educators undertake a risk assessment for each excursion and measures are put in place to ensure the safety of children. (eg the allocation of additional adults to the group) All children also take part in events throughout the year. Events that we have organised have included; Wheels Day, Grandfriends Day, Water Day, Mud Day, National Recyling Day, to name but a few. We have also invited SAPOL, CFS, Bugs and Slugs, Animal Capers, and Marra Dreaming Group in talk to the children. The centre always takes part in the annual Stirling Christmas Pageant.