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There is plenty of time to get it done even before school starts again. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eYjyN_-g #ParkerCountyRealEstate #WeatherfordRealEstate #FortWorthRealEstate

March is #NationalDevelopmentalDisabilitiesAwarenessMonth. Inclusive environments are crucial for high-quality OST programs and for the success of every child. Check out this resource from KidsIncludedTogether to learn more about creating welcoming spaces for every child: https://bit.ly/3T6Trwk. #DDAM2024 

🚸 Did you know? Florida ranks as the second most dangerous state in the U.S. for school zone road safety. 😟 It's time for change! Exciting news: Florida schools are stepping up their safety game with Verra Mobility's Safety Camera Programs. Let's embrace safer school zones! Check out how these initiatives are making Florida's roads safer for our children. 👧🧒 https://buff.ly/3vVz5OT #SchoolSafety #SchoolZone #Florida Verra Mobility

Missed our webinar with Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) on fostering positive, inclusive #school climates? Watch the recording to learn how respect, empathy, & diversity can transform your #K12 environment. https://hubs.ly/Q02T_W8r0

There is an acute correlation between diet and wellness in young people. Everyday throughout August we run a programme for young people who at school receive free school meals. This programme is open to kids that are home educated as well. Here’s the difference. The home educated kids generally don’t consume sugar rich foods and as a consequence they are: -alert -bright -energetic We have to understand that to improve a child’s schooling and wellbeing, diet is the key. Cheap, sugar rich food needs to be off the menu for kids until they conclude school. #fitandfed #sugarfreediet #outdoors #thebountyproject

Residential training today, School scenarios tomorrow. Our dogs are conditioned and prepared in these in-demand assignments. Preparedness, competence, and availability are the factors our schools and clients expect and receive. #HomeSafeHome #SchoolK9Detection #Preparedness

In the spirit of #NationalRoadSafetyWeek, we previously introduced one of our personas, Abby, and explored what makes her feel safe when walking to school. While safety isn't one-size-fits-all, there are universal elements, such as formalised pedestrian crossings, that enhance road safety in general. Another crucial element in ensuring safety for Abby and others on their way to school are the yellow lines painted along the edge of the road. Do you know how yellow lines around schools keep kids safe? Check out this informative video by Prue Oswin for a detailed explanation. Throughout this month, we'll continue to explore and share insights on how safety is perceived by some of our personas and how this helps us plan safe active transport networks for all. Link to video:   https://lnkd.in/gRrh8__t Source: Prue Oswin

Is your school ready for flu season? 🤧 Start by upgrading your washrooms. Clean, well-maintained washrooms are essential in the fight against the flu, especially in schools where germs spread quickly. Our approach emphasises efficiency—fewer refills, less maintenance, and better overall cleanliness. This means your staff can focus on more important tasks, while your students and teachers enjoy a healthier, more hygienic environment. Get ahead of flu season. Upgrade your washrooms today and protect your school from the spread of germs. Want to know more? Drop me a DM today. #FluPrevention #NewBogStandard #HealthySchools #School #Education #FacilitiesManagement

Water Safety Awareness at Aldercar High School Community Engagement Roadshow Today, Heanor On-Call Fire Station participated in the Community Engagement Roadshow at Aldercar High School, organised by Heanor and Langley Mill Police SNT. The event was a fantastic success, bringing together various partners and offering numerous activities for young people to get involved in. As we approach the school holidays, especially during hot weather, the risk of drowning increases significantly among children. In the UK, an average of 40-50 children drown each year. Spot the Dangers of Water: Very Cold Temperatures: Can cause shock and inhibit movement. Hidden Currents: Can pull you under quickly and unexpectedly. Fast-Flowing Water: Be cautious around locks and weirs. Deep Water: It's often difficult to judge the depth. Hidden Rubbish or Debris: Can trap, snag, or cut you. Steep, Slimy Banks: Making it hard to get out of the water. No Lifeguards: Most outdoor waterways are not supervised. Water Pollution: Can cause illness. FLOAT to Live (Combatting Cold Water Shock): Fight the Instinct to Panic: Stay calm and avoid swimming hard. Lean Back: Keep your airway clear. Open Your Body: Extend your arms and legs, and push your stomach up. Move Gently: Use your hands and feet to help you float. Give It Time: In 60-90 seconds, you’ll be able to control your breathing. Stay safe and enjoy your holidays!