This is a bulletin detailing SBCI’s perspective on the recent Goodfellow Arbitration Decision which confirms that SBCI and other third-party organizations who assist school boards with the management of their sick leave and short-term disability programs cannot receive private medical information without the consent of the employee.
This eVideo contains an interview with Keith Wainwright, speaking on how he implemented the Ball Strike Toolkit within his own school. The Ball Strike Toolkit details several strategies to reduce outdoor ball strike type incidents, and contains further resources for these strategies. In many schoolboards, ball strike type incidents are very common and can often result in head injuries and concussions, which tend to be very costly and can take a long time to recover from.
The Ball Strike Toolkit details several strategies to reduce outdoor ball strike type incidents, and contains further resources for these strategies. In many schoolboards, ball strike type incidents are very common and can often result in head injuries and concussions, which tend to be very costly and can take a long time to recover from. This eModule contains a quick overview of toolkit.
This Workbook aligns with the eModule and includes some optional exercises such as supplemental reading and the development of a School Health and Safety Plan. As a principal or vice principal, you are considered a supervisor under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Supervisors are subject to legislated duties, which we are going to explore.
As a principal or vice principal, you are considered a supervisor under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Supervisors are subject to legislated duties, which we are going to explore.
A Workbook with optional exercises is available for this eModule.
SBCI, and OSBIE Webinar with Warning Preparedness Meteorologist Geoff Coulson, detailing best practices regarding storm and extreme summer weather preparedness policy.
This 1 hour 40 minute Webinar took place on June 28th 2022, after concerns were raised following the May 21st 2022 Wind Storm.
The SBCI Health and Safety Repository is organized to match the SBCI Health and Safety Evaluation, so that those taking the evaluation may be able to find resources specific to any issues easily.
The Repository contains plenty of information that is very helpful to schoolboard staff regardless of if they are using the Health and Safety Evaluation.
To access the Repository, Please contact Sumita Nair to set up a profile at:
sumita@sbci.org
(905) 669-4449 ext. 226
This implementation guide takes the strategies found in the Ball Strike Toolkit, and provides tips and tricks on how to actually implement them in a school setting.
Special thanks to Keith Wainwright, Principal, Durham District School Board for his invaluable insight in this matter.
This toolkit details several strategies to reduce outdoor ball strike type incidents, and contains further resources for these strategies. In many schoolboards, ball strike type incidents are very common and can often result in head injuries and concussions, which tend to be very costly and can take a long time to recover from.