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FLOOD:ED CHALLENGE
DISCLAIMER
1. Securing Approvals and Taking Precautions
2. Complete all the action activities under the supervision of an adult.
3. GreenLearning will not be liable for any property damage or personal injury caused while completing any of the action activities.”
- Before you begin any of the action activities, make sure to secure necessary approvals from all concerned parties. If you are implementing the action activity on your school, you might need approval from your local school board. It is best to involve your facilities or maintenance department at the very beginning and get their buy-in and get the approval for the budget required for completing the project.
- When you are doing a project that requires digging, make sure to call the local utility or municipality before you dig.
- Do not operate any tools or equipment without the supervision of an expert or adult. Follow all necessary safety instructions.
2. Complete all the action activities under the supervision of an adult.
3. GreenLearning will not be liable for any property damage or personal injury caused while completing any of the action activities.”
Whether you choose to do any, or all of the 6 Flood:ED Challenge
Action Activities, ultimately Greenlearning wants to see schools across
Canada preventing flooding. Projects that have impacts that result in
safer more climate resilient communities. We encourage you to do one, or
more of the 9 suggested Flood:ED Challenge Action Activities to make an
immediate impact. Join with schools across Canada and tell us about
your efforts.