6. What to Wear

It's a relief and joy to see warm and happy explorers enjoying every season!  

Please be sure to dress your child in warm base layers, winter suits, and waterproof boots. One piece clothing is discouraged. 

If your child appears to be under-dressed, their teacher will need to ask you to bring them more layers, or request that you take them home again to layer-up or warm-up.

Rain Gear Winners!

As we spend A LOT of time in the outdoors, we ask parents to supply appropriate warm and waterproof clothing. We want to set children up for success, and we don't want the rain to dampen their spirits! 
 

We have a few brands that families have tried and tested that we recommend:

Rain Suits 

Rain Pants 

Waterproof Mittens

Warm Mid-layer

Thermal Base Layers

Rain Boots

Rain Jackets 

Socks

Hats

Wet Children 

It sometimes happens that a child falls (or sits!) into a deeper puddle, the pond, or the ocean. If this happens, they are swiftly lifted out, dried off, and changed. If needed, the parent or caregiver is contacted to take their child home for a warm bath, a snuggle, and a warm drink. 

Label All Items

Please label all items brought to the Centre (first name and last initial at a minimum). Items that need labelling include but are not limited to everything from socks and underwear to snack containers, and water bottles. We recommend Mabel’s Labels. The Centre and educators are NOT responsible for lost articles but will certainly do their best to help your child keep track of their belongings.  

If your child should need to borrow an item of clothing from the Centre, we would appreciate it being laundered and returned promptly. Each child has a specially marked “cubby” for jackets, extra clothes and notices or projects. Please check your child’s cubby each day to take home items that need not remain at school. 

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