In the 2021-2022 school year, Banting and Best has both in-school and virtual learning happening from our building.
We are following Board, Toronto Public Health (TPH) and Ministry Guidelines to create a safe place for our students and staff, and therefore, our community.
We will keep you informed about any concerns in our school through our automated email system, School Messenger.
在 2021-2022 学年，班廷和贝斯特从我们的大楼中学习了校内和虚拟学习。我们正在遵循董事会、多伦多公共卫生 （TPH） 和卫生部指南，为学生和教职员工，因此，为我们的社区创造一个安全的地方。
我们将通过我们的自动电子邮件系统"学校信使"随时通知您我们学校的任何问题。
Practise COVID safety:
- All students and families MUST wear masks on school property.
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Families need to complete the NOW app prior to coming to school.
- At school families must check in with our staff for the health screening with their QR code or verification.
- Please keep your child home and get them tested for COVID if they are showing any symptoms.
- TPH website guidelines for parents and caregivers. https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-what-you-should-do/covid-19-what-to-do-if-you-have-covid-19-symptoms/
- If your child has any new/worsening symptoms of COVID you will be contacted and asked to pick up your child from school for testing.
练习 COVID 安全：
◾所有学生和家庭都必须在学校的财产上戴口罩。
◾家庭需要在上学前完成 NOW 应用程序。
◾ 在学校，家庭必须与我们的员工一起检查健康检查，并提供 QR 码或验证。
◾请让孩子留在家里，如果他们出现任何症状，请让他们接受COVID测试。
◾TPH网站指南的父母和照顾者。https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-what-you-should-do/covid-19-what-to-do-if-you-have-covid-19-symptoms/
◾如果你的孩子有任何新的/恶化的COVID症状，你会联系，并要求从学校接你的孩子进行测试。
Thank you for keeping out students, staff and community safe.
Together, we will get through this unprecedented time.
Principal Singh
感谢您保护学生、教职员工和社区的安全。
我们将一起度过这个前所未有的时刻。
辛格校长
October 2021 The province also released a list of holiday-specific tips around COVID-19 safety.
THANKSGIVING GATHERINGS
- do not exceed the gathering limit of 25 people indoors and 100 people outdoors
- have the fewest number of people possible at your gathering
- use outdoor spaces whenever possible
- provide all the necessary supplies, including hand sanitizer, soap and water
- open windows, if possible
- clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces
- ask guests not to attend if they have symptoms, even if they are mild
- make a list of guests attending in case your local public health unit needs it for contact tracing
- remind people of public health advice to follow during the event
- wash your hands before and frequently when preparing and serving food
- have everyone wash their hands before and after eating
- consider participating virtually or not attending the event if you are immunocompromised or at higher risk of severe disease or exposure to COVID-19covid 19
REMEMBRANCE DAY EVENTS
- stay home if you have symptoms, even if they are mild
- wear a face covering indoors and wear one outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained or is required
- wash your hands or use alcohol-based hand sanitizer frequently
- consider participating virtually or not attending the event if you are immunocompromised or at higher risk of severe disease and/or exposure to COVID-19
HALLOWEEN
- stay home if you have symptoms, even if they are mild
- trick-or-treat outdoors as much as possible
- be creative and build the face covering into your costume. Remember that a costume mask is not a substitute for a face covering. A costume mask should not be worn over a non-medical mask or face covering because it can be dangerous if the costume mask makes it hard to breathe.
- do not crowd doorsteps – take turns one at a time
- do not sing or shout for your treats
- keep interactions brief with those giving out treats
- use hand sanitizer often, especially before and after handling your face covering, after touching frequently touched surfaces, when you arrive home from trick-or-treating, and before and after handling or eating treats
- there is no need to clean or disinfect pre-packaged treats
If you choose to give out treats:
- do not participate in Halloween festivities if you have symptoms, even if they are mild
- keep interactions with trick-or-treaters short and encourage them to move along after receiving their treat from you
- consider wearing a face covering when physical distancing cannot be maintained
- consider including the face covering as part of your costume if you are dressing up
- give out only purchased and packaged treats
- do not ask trick-or-treaters to sing or shout for their treats
- clean your hands often throughout the evening using soap and water or with hand sanitizer
2021 年 10 月
该省还发布了一份有关COVID-19安全的假日专用提示列表。
感恩节聚会
• 不超过室内 25 人和室外 100 人的聚集限制
• 在聚会上人数最少
• 尽可能使用户外空间
• 提供所有必要的用品，包括洗手液、肥皂和水
• 如有可能，打开窗户
• 清洁和消毒高触摸表面
• 要求客人不要参加，如果他们有症状，即使他们是温和的
• 列出参加的客人名单，以防您当地的公共卫生单位需要该名单进行联系追踪
• 提醒人们在活动期间遵循公共卫生建议
• 在准备和供应食物时，请在之前和经常洗手
• 让每个人在吃饭前后洗手
• 如果您免疫功能低下或患严重疾病的风险较高或接触 COVID-19covid 19，请考虑几乎或不参加活动
纪念日活动
• 如果您有症状，即使症状较轻，也请呆在家里
• 在室内戴面罩，如果无法保持身体疏远或需要，则在室外穿一张脸
• 经常洗手或使用酒精洗手液
• 如果您免疫功能低下或患严重疾病的风险较高，且/或接触 COVID-19，请考虑几乎参加或不参加活动
万圣节
• 如果您有症状，即使症状较轻，也请呆在家里
• 尽可能多地在户外耍花招或治疗
• 富有创意，将脸部遮盖成您的服装。请记住，服装面具不能代替面罩。服装面具不应戴在非医疗面罩或面罩上，因为如果服装面罩难以呼吸，可能会很危险。
• 不要挤在家门口 • 一次轮流走一次
• 不要为你的款待唱歌或大喊大叫
• 与送礼者保持简短的互动
• 经常使用洗手液，尤其是在处理面部遮盖之前和之后、触摸频繁接触的表面、从欺骗或治疗回家、处理或食用
治疗前后
• 无需清洁或消毒预包装的食品
如果您选择提供治疗：
• 如果您有症状，即使症状较轻，也不要参加万圣节庆祝活动
• 保持与欺骗或治疗者的互动短，并鼓励他们在收到你的治疗后继续前进
• 考虑在无法保持身体疏远时戴面罩
• 如果您正在打扮，请考虑将面部遮盖作为服装的一部分
• 只提供购买和包装的零食
• 不要要求魔术师或治疗者唱歌或为对待他们而大喊大叫
• 经常使用肥皂和水或洗手液清洁手