Kids Development Daycare

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

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

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 kept a daily attendance record showing the time of arrival and departure or the absence of each child.

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

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

The licensee has not stored items listed under ss.40(3) as non-medication in accordance with the instructions on the label and/or the container or package was not clearly labelled with the child's name and the name of the item.

The licensee has not implemented an individualized support plan.

The licensee has not arranged the program so that each child in a toddler and/or preschool group has a rest period not exceeding two hours in length.

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

The licensee has not obtained a new vulnerable sector check from each person, on or before every fifth anniversary after the date of the most recent vulnerable sector check.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to staff training and development for employees.

The supervisor does not have a valid certification in first aid, including infant and child CPR, issued by a WSIB-approved training course.

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 child care centre does not have space for storage for outdoor play equipment.

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

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 complied with the conditions on a licence.

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

The program statement does not reflect a view of children as being competent, capable, curious and rich in potential.