email | WoodmanAttendance@cbe.ab.ca (type student's first & last name in subject line)

phone | 403-777-7490 ext. 1 (clearly provide student's first & last name, then spell last name)

It is important that you contact the school office if your child is going to be absent or arriving late. 

Illness

If your child is ill, please keep them at home until they are well enough to participate in all school activities. If your child becomes ill during the school day, we will contact you and you will be expected to arrange for your child to be picked up as soon as possible.

Accidents

If an accident occurs in class, on the field, or in the gym and first aid is required, students will be accompanied by a classmate to the office, with consent from the teacher. It is important to inform the teacher of an accident, so that appropriate reporting and follow up communication with parents can occur. The office staff is also always ready to assist students and make them feel comfortable. In the event of a more serious accident, emergency services and parents will be contacted immediately. 

Allergies | Nut-Aware School

All families of students with severe medical profiles are required to complete the Student Health Plan and Student Health Emergency Response Protocol forms, which are included in the package sent home on the first day of school. Please return them to the office immediately. Information on medical conditions and severe allergies will be kept on file in the main office and information shared with teachers. 

We are a peanut-aware environment so please refrain from bringing peanut products to school. In the event of a severe allergy and use an epi-pen, students must be able to have access to one (in the binder, backpack, fanny pack, etc.) and a second one must be brought to the main office for safe-keeping. Personalized plans should be arranged between the family, homeroom teacher, and student so that everyone can eat safely within the classroom or common areas.  While teachers promote solid education on the matter of anaphylaxis, they cannot control the known or unknown food choices of individual students.  Good citizenship on this serious matter is expected by everyone.

Medication

Forms You Need 

Student Health Emergency Response Protocol Form
This form is to be used when there is a student health issue regarding attention. This includes when there is a request to administer medication. 

Student Health Plan

This form is to be:

• completed if a physical or medical condition may affect the student's attendance at school
• completed if medication is to be taken at school,
• reviewed and updated annually or sooner if there is a change in the student's health concern or school registration.