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6 Guidelines for Feeling and Being Safe
- Stick to safety rules at school, on the bus, on the street, at home, and in sports and other activities.
- Stay away from dangerous things like drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, matches, fireworks, knives, and guns. Never touch any of these things if an adult isn’t there.
- Ask a trusted adult to help you if you see something dangerous or if you don’t feel safe.
- Feel safe inside by following safety rules, being careful, knowing what to do in an emergency, and making safe choices.
- Encourage your friends to be safe, too. Stick to what you know is right even if friends tease you or try to change your mind.
- Trust your instinct. Listen to the voice inside you that says something isn’t right.
- Yell for help if you’re in danger.
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The Alberta School Councils' Association is conducting a survey to measure the “pandemic pulse” in the province. Families with children in K-12 are invited to participate. The survey will take about 15 minutes and closes on Friday, Nov. 6 https://t.co/GQggL7IRT0 https://t.co/ezYmUarRMj
Important school community connections are being made between students learning at home and learning in-person at Marion Carson School #WeAreCBE https://t.co/5D2uUZuWbY
RT @southlandbus: This week is #SchoolBusSafetyWeek! In recognition, we will be sharing daily safety tips from Oct 19th to 23rd.
Tip #3: Winter Weather
• Dress for the weather! Frostbite can happen in minutes.
• Never leave a child at a bus stop. Weather and traffic can cause route delays. https://t.co/IaJDMOxRWM
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