Each year on September 23, Ontario recognizes Rowan’s Law Day to honour the memory of Rowan Stringer and to promote concussion awareness, education, and prevention.
At NCDSB, student health and safety remain a top priority. Rowan’s Law Day is an opportunity to learn the signs and symptoms of a concussion, understand the importance of reporting injuries, and help create a culture where student-athletes feel supported in speaking up and recovering safely.
Together, we can help ensure that every student enjoys the many benefits of sport and physical activity while putting safety first.
Each year on September 23, Ontario recognizes Rowan’s Law Day to honour the memory of Rowan Stringer and to promote concussion awareness, education, and prevention.
At NCDSB, student health and safety remain a top priority. Rowan’s Law Day is an opportunity to learn the signs and symptoms of a concussion, understand the importance of reporting injuries, and help create a culture where student-athletes feel supported in speaking up and recovering safely.
Together, we can help ensure that every student enjoys the many benefits of sport and physical activity while putting safety first.