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Medication

If your child requires anything with medicinal properties while at the Centre you are required to fill out a Medication Form.  Staff will take every measure appropriate but will not force children to take medication.  Parents or guardians will be notified if medicine is not administered.  All prescription medicine, non-prescription medicine, or items with medicinal properties must be:
  • In its original container;
  • Clearly marked with your child’s name;
  • Current (not past the expiry date); and
  • Accompanied by a doctor’s prescription or a doctor’s note. 
 
A Doctor's prescription or note will not be required for fever reducing medicine for children under 2 years of age. Children cannot carry medication on their person.  School Age children are only allowed to carry inhalers or EpiPens on their person. Parents or guardians must give medication directly to a staff person who will then ensure it is locked in a lock box in the child’s room.  For safety reasons Epipens and inhalers are not in lock boxes, they are easily accessible for the staff to use them with the children in emergencies. 

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!


Hours

M-F: 6:45 am - 6:00 pm

Telephone

204 895 1147

Email

Brightbeginnings@mymts.net
  • Home
    • Administration >
      • Contact Us
      • Board
      • AGM information
      • Confidentiality
      • Code of Conduct
      • Enrolment
      • Inclusion
      • Fees >
        • Statutory Holidays & Other
        • Withdraw
      • Forms
      • Fundraising/Donations
      • Lines of Communication
      • Policies
      • Meet Our Team
      • Special Recognition
      • Staffing
      • Staff Training
    • Community Notices & Resources
    • Room Updates
    • Meals >
      • Healthy Eating
      • Making Food for Your Baby
  • We Value
    • Mindfulness
    • Value of Attachment
    • Circle of Security
    • Mixed Age Group
  • Program Information
    • About Our Program >
      • Celebrations
      • Emotional Care & Touch
      • Developmental Capabilities
      • Items From Home
      • Movie
      • Nap & Rest
      • Observations
      • Outdoors
      • Playroom Safety
      • Scent Sentive
      • Technology
      • Toileting
    • Infants
    • Preschool
    • Kindergarten >
      • Kindergarten Spaces
    • School Age >
      • Inservice & School Holidays
      • Mixed Age Group
      • School Supervision
      • School Transition
      • Summer Holidays
  • Accessibility
  • Health & Safety
    • Accidents & Injuries
    • Arrival and Departure
    • Asthma & Anaphylaxis
    • Bed Bug
    • Child Abuse
    • Communication
    • Closures
    • Drug & Alcohol
    • Emergencies
    • Illness
    • Key Fobs/Security Camera
    • Medication
    • Meals
    • Food Restrictions
    • Lunch & Snack Program
    • No Smoking
  • Parent Role
  • Program Benefits
  • Resources/Links
  • Scholastics
  • Testimonials