Ophea Safety Guidelines Floor Hockey

Natural ice locations lakes ponds rivers only board school approved natural ice locations are to be used.

Ophea safety guidelines floor hockey.

For more information on your own province s safety guidelines please consult with your provincial ministry of education. Ophea will continue to prioritize student safety and provide standards that will meet education s changing needs. Stick length must be appropriate to the height of the student. Commercially produced floor hockey bladeless sticks and or.

Opasse paddle canada qualifications review. An approved natural ice location is one that is monitored and tested by a recognized organization for example local municipality police and snowmobile clubs and or a recognized knowledgeable individual for example winter camp supervisor that measures ice thickness for activity. Submissions due to ophea no later than october 31 of the current school year. Wooden hockey stick shafts or broom type handle with protective covering on the ends for example piece of sponge or carpet securely taped on.

Request is accepted or denied and the requestor is notified. Learn more about ophea s plans for the safe re opening of schools. The stick length must be appropriate for the height of the student. Stick blades must be checked regularly to determine the blade is securely and safety attached to the stick.

This information is currently not accessible to residents living outside of ontario. Sticks must be checked regularly for cracks and splinters.