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School Playground. Safety Guidelines. Educational Service District 112. 2500 NE 65th Avenue • Vancouver, WA 98661-6812 • (360) 750-7504 Public Playground Safety (CPSC Handbook) is the recognized standard for playground equipment .. each playground during each recess should be so certified) d. Be able to
Nothing is more exciting to a kid than a great playground. But play areas need to be properly designed, maintained, and supervised to be safe for kids.
Foods served but not consumed are of no nutritional benefit. •School Health Guidelines to Promote Healthy Eating and Physical Activity: Actions to support safe and healthy eating include providing recess before lunch, which can reduce plate waste, increase student consumption of food, decrease student wait time in line,
25 Mar 2015 A. Purpose of the LCPS Playground and Recess Safety Guidelines. Page 4. B. LCPS Physical Fitness and Recess Philosophy. C. Considerations for Selection and Retention of Physical Fitness and Playground Equipment. D. Playground Injuries – Nationally and in Loudoun County Public Schools.
Recess improves students' physical, mental, and emotional health and enhances their learning opportunities. With these goals in mind, the NHPS Recess Task Force developed this guide. Recess Policy.. 3. Overview. 4. Equipment & Resources 5. Integrating Recess.. 7. Student Safety
They can help schools without a recess plan develop one. ? Choose recess strategies to use and decide how to implement them. If needed, schools can address strategies in stages. For example, a school might develop weather guidelines to keep students safe during inclement weather the first year, and then designate
Please note that playground safety is a core recess issue. This toolkit primarily addresses behavioral management issues for recess safety. For essential information on the safety requirements of play areas and playground equipment, please refer to the Playground Safety Handbook. Recess Moves: A Toolkit for Quality
Put documented recess policies into practice and revise as needed. 3. Develop a written recess plan. 4. Designate spaces for outdoor and indoor recess. 5. Establish weather guidelines to ensure student safety. 6. Train school staff and volunteers for recess. 2. Communicate and Enforce Behavioral and Safety Expectations.

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