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- Community Responsibility
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This document contains information on understanding the adolescent learner, different ways of learning, engaging in conversations with your teen, and supporting mathematical thinking, learning and work habits. Good food, daily physical activity and a healthy environment that supports learning and growth are vital to helping students reach their full potential.
Parent Guides for Health and Physical Education. In Ontario, the curriculum identifies what students should know and be able to do by the end of each grade or course. The curriculum supports students to develop the skills and knowledge to: understand themselves and others, think critically make and promote healthy choices , develop and maintain healthy relationships, be physically and emotionally safe, and be physically active for life. It describes ways in which families can enhance student learning at home in the areas of literacy; numeracy; healthy, caring schools and improving student learning.
Every student learns in his or her own way.
Community Responsibility
This means meeting the needs, interests and strengths of all students, engaging them in learning and better preparing them for graduation and beyond. Login with your school username and password. Free Math Support for Grade Students. Each month, school newsletters include a one-page insert called Home-School Connections. Education is a partnership among parents, students, teachers, principals, school boards, government and the community. Schools are hubs for community activities. They are places where people can come together to meet, play and learn. Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board HPEDSB welcomes community use of schools and facilities and facility partnerships in support of healthy, active lifestyles and sustainable, vibrant communities.
In partnership with the Ministry of Education , HPEDSB has affordable and accessible space for community organizations to use outside school hours—auditoriums, classrooms, gymnasiums, lecture theatres and sports fields. Many schools across the district are available for use by not-for-profit and for-profit groups, such as community, educational, cultural, recreational, youth, sports and educational partners.
Space may also be rented by private instructors for activities such as music and karate lessons.
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Space is available for community use after school hours on weekdays until p. School day activities, extra-curricular activities and parent involvement activities organized or sponsored by the school or school board have priority use of school space. Prior to making your permit request , review the insurance requirements and terms and conditions for community use of schools.
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Identify your group to determine the applicable rental fees. In order to ensure fair and equitable access to school facilities, all permit applications must be made online. Utilize the online video and tutorials provided. It will make the booking process much easier.
Note: Use Firefox or Chrome where possible. The video features may not be available using other programs. Contact the Community Use of Schools office if you have any questions, or need help getting started.
Alternate arrangements can be made by contacting the Community Use of Schools office if online booking is not feasible or accessible. Step 1: Click on the online booking. Follow the step by step instructions. Contact the Community Use of Schools office if you did not receive notice containing your new user name and password, or if you have difficulty logging in. Rental fees are based on the type of space used per hour and are subject to an annual review. Additional fees will apply for weekend and holiday use. Should the grant be discontinued, the non-subsidized rates as shown in Group C will apply Reduced rates may be approved by the director of education or designate on written application from the group Additional custodial fees will apply for weekend and holiday use Where multiple rooms are booked, the hourly rate is applied once to the room with the highest rate Hourly charges will begin when the group enters the facility and will continue until the group has vacated the facility, or the time indicated on the permit, whichever is longer If security guards, fire marshals or additional supervisors are required, they will be recruited and paid for directly by the permit holder Permits for use of grounds do not include school change or washroom facilities unless specified on the permit.
Additional fees will apply Permits that extend beyond P. Reduced fees may be approved by the director of education or designate upon written application from the permit holder. School equipment may be used by non-school groups if approved by the school principal. Request for use must be specified on the permit application. Fees for equipment use will be applied on a per permit basis and may vary from school to school. Opportunities for facility partnerships can be considered when doing significant renovations, considering the use of unoccupied space in schools or building new schools.
For more information about community and facility partnership opportunities, contact us. Insurance and criminal record check.
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Commercial activities require an insurance certificate. Cost is based on the number of bookings and type of activity, and will automatically be added to the permit fee. A satisfactory Criminal Reference Check is required for any member of the user group who will have direct contact with students of Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board during the day. The Criminal Reference Check must be provided to the school principal prior to the event booking or the permit will be cancelled. Cooperative and collaborative partnerships are part of the foundation of a strong, vibrant and sustainable public education system.
Partnerships can strengthen the role of the schools in communities, provide a place for programs, and facilitate the coordination of, and improve access to, services for students and the broader community. The role of SEAC is to report and make recommendations to the school board regarding any matter affecting Special Education programs and services for exceptional students. Attendance must be confirmed prior to all meetings. Learn more about Bayside Secondary School. Learn more about Bayside Public School. Learn more about Frankford Public School.
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