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Community Care Facilities Licensing
FACILITY INSPECTION REPORT
HEALTH & SAFETY
ABEY-AFZV47

FACILITY NAME
Little Bright Minds Preschool Ltd
SERVICE TYPES
303 Preschool (30 months to school age)
305 Group Child Care (School Age)
FACILITY LICENSE #
PNEL-8A9MW6
FACILITY ADDRESS
11451 90th Ave
FACILITY PHONE
(778) 387-0061
CITY
Delta
POSTAL CODE
V4C 3H3
MANAGER
Homayra Teixeira

INSPECTION DATE
November 24, 2016
ADDITIONAL INSP. DATE (multi-day)
ADDITIONAL INSP. DATE (multi-day)
TIME SPENT (HRS.)
2
ARRIVAL
02:15 PM
DEPARTURE
04:00 PM
ARRIVAL
DEPARTURE
ARRIVAL
DEPARTURE
INSPECTION TYPE
Routine
# CHILDREN ENROLLED
49

Introduction

An unscheduled routine inspection was conducted to assess compliance with the Community Care & Assisted Living Act (CCALA), the Child Care Licensing Regulation (CCLR) and the relevant Director of Licensing Standards of Practice (DLP). Evidence for this report was based on the licensing Officers observations, review of the facility records and information provided by the facility staff at the time of inspection.
The following areas were reviewed:
· Licensing
· Physical Facility
· Staffing
· Policies & Procedures
· Care & Supervision
· Hygiene and Communicable Disease Control
· Medication
· Nutrition and Food Services
· Program
· Records and Reporting
As part of the Routine Inspection a Facility Risk Assessment is completed and a copy is provided. The Risk Assessment includes non-compliance identified during the routine inspection and a 3 year “historical” review of the facility’s compliance and operation .environment
Visit the CCFL website at www.fraserhealth.ca/your_environment/ccfl for:
· Additional resources and
· Links to the Legislation (CCALA & CCLR)

Contraventions
Previous Inspection -
Current Inspection - Items reviewed comply with the Act, regulations & standards of practice.

Observed Violations
No violations were found during the inspection.

Comments

5210 information was discussed. Active Play Standards of Practice was discussed and the future requirement for an active play and screen use policy that will be required to be shared with parents.

A wide variety of materials were available including puzzles, dramatic play activities, blocks, games, and seasonal decorations. The children were seen to walk in the wind outside, engage in puzzle activities, and participate in an interactive circle time. The teachers were seen to engage with the children in soft spoken voices, respond to their needs (helping with puzzles, asking a friend for help).

Thank you for your cooperation and assistance with this inspection.

Action Required by Licensee/ManagerAction Required by Licensing Staff
No action requiredNo action required

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