Davisville Care Programme Inc.

The licensee has not implemented the approaches set out in its program statement.

An employee or volunteer of the licensee, or student who is on an educational placement with the licensee has engaged in a prohibited practice set out in subsection (1) with respect to a child receiving child care.

The licensee has not kept a daily attendance record showing the time of arrival and departure or the absence of each child.

The licensee has not made all drugs and medications inaccessible to children at all times.

Not every child has been supervised by an adult at all times.

The licensee has not maintained a daily written record that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any child.

Inspections of the outdoor play space, fixed play structures and surfacing have not been conducted as required.

The licensee has not implemented the playground safety policy.

Spaces for storage of medical supplies, cleaning materials, equipment, other poisonous or hazardous substances, heating equipment and/or electrical equipment in the child care centre, and the items kept in those spaces, are accessible to children.

The licensee has not kept a daily attendance record showing the time of arrival and departure or the absence of each child.

The licensee has not made all drugs and medications inaccessible to children at all times.

The licensee has not kept all drugs and medications in a locked container.

The licensee has not maintained a daily written record that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any child.

The licensee has not maintained a daily written record that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any staff.

The licensee has not developed an individualized plan for each child with medical needs.

The licensee has not obtained the required vulnerable sector check documentation in respect of at least one person who provides child care or other services to a child.

The licensee has not provided a report to a program adviser within 24 hours of the licensee or supervisor becoming aware of the occurrence.

The licensee has not maintained a daily written record that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any child.

The licensee has not posted a summary of a serious occurrence report and any action taken for at least 10 business days in a conspicuous place at the child care centre.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to serious occurrences.

The licensee has not implemented the approaches set out in its program statement.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures required under s. 65.