The Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-02-04, Page 66 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Family Literacy Day at Brookside
Dree Park
Principal, Brookside Public
School
Recently, Brookside Pub-
lic School's Grade 1, 2 and 3
students celebrated Family
Literacy Day. Students
participated in a number of
fun and exciting
literacy -based activities
including, storytelling, read-
ing, writing and word games.
There was also a guest
reader!
A great time was had by
everyone involved! Thanks
to Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Schumacker and Mrs. Cook
for planning our special day.
Submitted
One Brookside student peeks as the illustrations while Principal Dree Park reads to a group during Family Literacy Day at Brookside
Public School. January 27, 2015.
Family Literacy Day just would not be complete without the
opportunity for some one-on-one time with a real hold -in -your -
own -hands book. Brookside Public Students enjoy their choices
on January 27, 2015.
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There were a wide variety of games and activities to engage in
for Family Literacy Day at Brookside Public School on January 27, Activities with letter tiles kept students at Brookside Public
2015. School thinking during Family Literacy Day. January 27, 2015.
Health Unit Checking Student Vaccination Records
Huron County
Health Unit
The Huron County Health
Unit has sent letters to stu-
dents who don't have a com-
plete immunization record.
The Health Unit annually
reviews immunization
records for students attend-
ing school. Under the Immu-
nization of School Pupils Act
(ISPA) Ontario students are
required to be vaccinated
against several infectious dis-
eases in order to attend
school.
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"Students may have
received these vaccines but
the Health Unit may not have
the records," says Public
Health Nurse Shirley Chalm-
ers. "Any vaccinations you
receive at your doctor's office
do not automatically get
shared with the Health Unit."
If your family has received
a letter, the Health Unit asks
you to make sure the stu-
dent's shots are up to date.
Families should fill out the
rest of the notice and return it
to the Health Unit by email,
fax or phone.
This first immunization
notice will be followed up by
a second notice for anyone
who does not respond.
Ontario students must be
vaccinated against diphthe-
ria, tetanus, polio, measles,
mumps and rubella. Last year
vaccines for meningitis and
pertussis (whooping cough)
were added to the list, as well
as varicella (chickenpox) vac-
cine for students born in 2010
or later.
To report an immunization
or to ask questions about
these changes, please contact
us: call 519-482-3416 or
1-877-837-6143 ext. 2050;
email immunize@huron-
county.ca; fax 519-482-9014.