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Sports Program
With 71 teams across 22 sports - every boy can be part of a team at SAC.
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Athletics: Competition & Competency
The School’s second Headmaster from 1900-1935, Rev. D. Bruce Macdonald, did not want students in the stands; he wanted students on the playing fields! That remains a central focus of the St. Andrew's approach today.
Concussion Awareness
ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE CONCUSSION PROTOCOL: St. Andrew’s College Concussion Protocol
ANNUAL CONCUSSION AWARENESS TRAINING:
As outlined in the school's Concussion Protocol, concussion awareness is mandatory for students, parents, teachers/administrators, coaches and athletic therapy staff.
Students will receive annual concussion awareness training and are required to annually complete and abide by the Concussion Code of Conduct for Athletes and Parents/Guardians.
As outlined in the school's Concussion Protocol, concussion awareness is mandatory for students, parents, teachers/administrators, coaches and athletic therapy staff.
Students will receive annual concussion awareness training and are required to annually complete and abide by the Concussion Code of Conduct for Athletes and Parents/Guardians.
Parents/guardians are required to acknowledge that they have reviewed the age-specific Rowan's Law Concussion Awareness Resource and the Concussion Code of Conduct for Athletes and Parents/Guardians with their son(s) annually as a component of the mandatory Acknowledgement and Assumption of Risk submission.
Faculty, coaches and athletic therapy staff will receive annual concussion awareness training are are required to annually complete and abide by the Concussion Code of Conduct for Coaches & Athletic Therapists.
Additional concussion awareness resources for students, parents/guardians, teachers, and coaches are available below.
Faculty, coaches and athletic therapy staff will receive annual concussion awareness training are are required to annually complete and abide by the Concussion Code of Conduct for Coaches & Athletic Therapists.
Additional concussion awareness resources for students, parents/guardians, teachers, and coaches are available below.
Resources for Students:
- Concussion Guide for Athletes (Parachute Canada)
- Video: Concussion Management & Return-to-Learn (Dr. Mike Evans)
- E-Booklet (ages 10 and under): Concussion Awareness Resource (Rowan's Law - Government of Ontario)
- E-Booklet (ages 11-14): Concussion Awareness Resource (Rowan's Law - Government of Ontario)
- E-Booklet (ages 15 and up): Concussion Awareness Resource ((Rowan's Law - Government of Ontario)
- I Think I Have a Concussion, How Can I Get Better (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- 6 Things You Should Know About Concussions (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- Concussion Myths vs. Facts (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- Signs of a Concussion (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- How to Conserve Energy After a Concussion (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- Sleep Tips to Recover from Concussion (Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre)
- Concussion Do’s and Don’ts (Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation)
Resources for Parents & Caregivers:
- Concussion Guide for Parents & Caregivers (Parachute Canada)
- Living Guideline for Diagnosing and Managing Pediatric Concussion - Family Version (Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation)
- Supporting a Child/Adolescent with Concussion (Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation)
- Concussion Awareness Training for Parents (BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit)
- Characteristics of a Good Concussion Clinic (Canadian Concussion Collaborative)
Resources for Teachers & Coaches:
- Concussion Guide for Teachers (Parachute Canada)
- Teacher - Supporting a Student with Concussion (Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation)
- Concussion Awareness Training for School Professionals (BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit)
- Concussion Guide for Coaches & Trainers (Parachute Canada)
- Coach - Supporting a Child/Adolescent with Concussion (Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation)
- Concussion Awareness Training for Coaches (BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit)
General Resources:
- Fifth International Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport
- Statement on Concussion Baseline Testing in Canada (Parachute Canada)
- Pre-Season Concussion Education Sheet (Parachute Canada)
- Concussion Recognition Tool (Concussion Sport Group)
- Concussion Ed app (Parachute Canada)
- Medical Assessment Letter (Parachute Canada)
- Medical Clearance Letter (Parachute Canada)
- Return to School Strategy (Parachute Canada)
- Return to Sport Strategy (Parachute Canada)
- Return to Work Strategy (Parachute Canada)
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Monday-Tuesday & Thursday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Please contact us to schedule an appointment: athletic.therapy@sac.on.ca
Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday – Coverage available for games only (clinic closed)
Hours are subject to change based on the weekly sport schedule. Illnesses and injuries requiring attention outside of these hours should be brought to the attention of the Health Centre.
Concussion Codes of Conduct
Concussion Awareness Resources
St. Andrew's College
15800 Yonge Street, Aurora, ON L4G 3H7 Canada
Tel: 905-727-3178
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