ROCKET ACADEMY & EARLY LEARNING CENTRE

The licensee has not labelled food and/or drink supplied by a parent with the child’s name.

The licensee has not implemented the playground safety policy.

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

A fire drill has not been conducted at least once a month as required.

The licensee has not complied with the conditions on a licence.

The licensee has not implemented the written procedures for the administration of medications.

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

One or more offence declarations are not current and/or do not address the relevant time period.

The licensee has not kept up-to-date records of a child’s previous history of communicable diseases, conditions requiring medical attention, immunization and/or written objection, as required.

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 playground safety policy.

The licensee has not posted a copy of the licence in a conspicuous place at the child care centre, together with any other required information or signage.

The licensee has not fed each child under one year old per the parent's written instructions.

The licensee has not labelled food and/or drink supplied by a parent with the child’s name.

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

The licensee has not kept a copy of the agreement with the service system manager or First Nation at the child care centre.

The licensee has not posted a list in each cooking and serving area with names of the children and their allergies or food restrictions.

The licensee has not complied with the conditions on a licence.

A person has knowingly included false or misleading information in an application, report or other document required to be given to the Minister, a director, an inspector or a designated senior employee under the CCEYA.

The licensee has not implemented the written procedures for the administration of medications.

The licensee has not administered drugs and medications according to the instructions on the label and the parent's written authorization.

The licensee has not posted a copy of the licence in a conspicuous place at the child care centre, together with any other required information or signage.

The licensee has not made a list available and accessible in any other area in which children may be present with names of the children and their allergies or food restrictions.

The licensee has not posted a list in each cooking and serving area with names of the children and their allergies or food restrictions.

The licensee has not kept up-to-date records of the date of discharge of each child.

The licensee has not kept up-to-date records of a child’s previous history of communicable diseases, conditions requiring medical attention, immunization and/or written objection, as required.

The licensee has not provided play materials that are of such type and design to allow the children to make choices and to encourage exploration, play and inquiry.

The temperature in the child care centre is not maintained at a level of at least 20 degrees Celsius.

The licensee has not implemented the written procedures for the administration of medications.

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

The licensee has not obtained a new offence declaration from each person in every calendar year as required.

The licensee has not obtained a vulnerable sector check from every employee as required.

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

Where a licensee is absent, their powers and duties have not been exercised and performed by a designated person.

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

The licensee has not implemented the playground safety policy.

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 notified a parent when an incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of a child occurs.

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

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 implemented the approaches set out in its program statement.

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

The infant, toddler, preschool or family age group outdoor play space is not fenced to a minimum height of 1.2 metres with gates that are securely closed at all times.