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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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Every year many CBE schools participate in a Terry Fox Run. In 2020, our schools raised an incredible $163,886.64 for cancer research.
Thank you to all of our students, staff and school communities who have kept Terry’s dream alive 40 years after his journey began! #WeAreCBE https://t.co/di9w1dX7DI
RT @UsihChristopher: We thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to make this learning shift for next week. While it is yet another significant change, we hope that it will serve to reduce the current learning disruptions that are continuing to occur in our schools. https://t.co/FOfXcybh91
Each year Alberta Education sends an important survey to parents/guardians of students in Grades 4, 7 and 10. The results are used to assess satisfaction with the quality of education & we use the information to improve teaching and learning. https://t.co/S1qsRKBerD #yycbe
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