Hygiene
Hygiene is our top priory and to that end we have the following systems in place:
- A Comprehensive Health Policy that helps to prevent the spread of infections and viruses within our school. Click here to view our policy: (see attached)
- Latex gloves are used during all nappy changes, potty training and while assisting the older children who need assistance. The nappy change areas and bathrooms are cleaned and disinfected after every use.
- Our cleaning protocol is of the highest standard and we have 2 dedicated staff members appointed for cleaning purposes only.
- Sick staff members are asked to stay at home. The Flu vaccine and Vitamin B shots are available to our staff members during winter months at no cost to them.
- Sanitizer units are placed throughout the school, at all the entry gates and in the nappy change areas. A “no contact” thermometer is used to detect fever in children and visitors before entering the school premises.
View our policy document
Contact Us
Admissions/Enquiries: 072 703 1927
School: 067 101 3590
sandra@littleflowers.co.za
529 ROSSOUW STREET, DIE WILGERS PRETORIA
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