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'The Big One at Two' - District-wide earthquake drill Thursday, May 2

4/30/2013

 
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Every year in May, the Vancouver Board of Education runs a district-wide Earth Quake drill. This year the drill for all Vancouver schools will be held on Thursday, May 2th at 2:00 pm. At 2:00 pm, all students and staff will begin the practice in their classrooms, by going under their desks and counting to 60 in unison.

After the count, everyone will proceed outside to the grass field, as we do during a Fire Drill. Once outside, we will set up our First Aid Station and Release Station. The Release Station is for coordinating the release of students to parents or guardians. In such an event, adults who are picking up students would check-in at the Release Station and sign-out the child that they are taking off of the school grounds.

The VSB has also implemented a radio communication process which will be used during this practice. Each school is equipped with a radio that can be used to communicate to the VSB Command Post with status information (i.e. injuries, structural damages, etc.) Schools are called one at a time to report their status. We must remain on the field until each school had completed their status reports. Once all schools have completed their status reports, students and staff may return to the building.

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  • Home
  • Tennyson PAC
    • Volunteer
    • PAC Finances
    • PAC Roles
    • PAC Meetings
    • Parent Education Speakers
    • The District PAC (DPAC)
  • Donate
    • Current Campaigns
  • Info for Families
    • Calendar & Hours
    • Division List (all classes)
    • Before/After School Care
    • Hot Lunch Program
    • Student Health >
      • Head Lice
      • Fruit and Veg Program
    • Diversity and Inclusion
    • Helpful Websites
    • Lost & Found
    • History
  • PAC-Led Events
    • Welcome Back BBQ
    • Halloween Howl
    • Spring Fling
    • Bike to School Week
    • Sports Day
  • Tiger Spirit
    • Tiger Spirit Wear
    • Tiger Spirit at School
    • Clubs
    • Sports >
      • Cross Country Club
      • Track and Field Club
      • Volleyball
    • Quebec Trips
    • Tenny Logos and Website Photos
  • News Blog