Health & Safety at Cherubs Nursery School

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A safe place to grow, explore, and thrive.

✅ Our Commitment

At Cherubs Nursery School, nothing matters more than your child’s wellbeing. We take a comprehensive, proactive approach to safety—so you can feel confident every time you drop off your child, and they can feel secure, supported, and ready to learn.

🔐 Physical Safety & Security

  • Controlled Access
    All our buildings have secure entry systems and visitor check-in protocols. Only authorized individuals can enter learning spaces.

  • Emergency Preparedness
    Every staff member is trained in CPR and pediatric first aid. We conduct regular emergency drills and have clear evacuation and safety procedures in place.

🧼 Health & Hygiene

  • Rigorous Cleaning Routines
    Classrooms, toys, and common areas are cleaned and disinfected daily. We follow CDC and WA DOH best practices.

  • Illness & Wellness Policies
    We have clear, well-communicated policies for illness and exclusion, and we ask all families to partner with us in keeping our community healthy.

  • Air Quality & Ventilation
    We prioritize fresh air and healthy airflow in all classrooms to reduce illness transmission and support focus and wellbeing.

🍎 Nutrition & Allergy Awareness

  • Healthy, Child-Friendly Meals
    We offer nutritious snacks and meals that meet children’s developmental needs and introduce a variety of wholesome foods.

  • Allergy Management
    We work with families to understand allergies or dietary restrictions and implement safe food handling and communication practices.

🤝 Family Communication & Care Plans

  • Transparent Updates
    We keep you informed with regular health updates, center notifications, and real-time communication when needed.

  • Individualized Health Plans
    We support children with chronic conditions (like asthma, allergies, or medication needs) through collaborative planning with parents and healthcare providers.

We stay current with guidance from the Washington State Department of Health (DOH), the Department of Children, Youth & Families (DCYF), and local health authorities. We regularly review and update our practices to reflect the latest research and recommendations.

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