Passtab Visitor Management vs Something Eerie

Description Passtab School Visitor Management. Passtab is a highly configurable visitor, contractor, volunteer, parent, staff and student arrival and departure tracking system. Passtab is a set of tools used to construct a visitor management solution exactly as your needs require. Your logo and color is themed throughout the app to allow Passtab to seamlessly fit into your school aesthetic. School Visitor Management: Manage how your schools various visitor types are processed on arrival to your premises, display your terms and conditions of entry, collect any required information through custom created forms. Staff Movements: Passtab allows for complete flexibility in staff movement tracking. Follow the sign in and sign out times of both permanent and relief staff, with the added ability to tally hours. Student: Manage late arrivals, early departures and returning students knowing all data is correct and concise. All forms can be customised to collect data dependent on the specific movement of the student. Additional Uses: Track the collection and return of keys through your Passtab. First Aid documentation and much more.

Join Ruby and her friends as they embark on six adventures in the strange town of Eerie Creek. After finding a mysterious journal, the gang set out to solve the mysteries of creatures that haunt Eerie’s waterways. Navigate through the story pathways safely using your water safety knowledge and decision-making skills to solve the final mystery. This game contains: WATER SAFETY EDUCATION Learn important water safety tips and all about the dangers of water at different locations including stormwater drains, rivers, lakes and waterholes, at farms and waterparks. These interactive stories teach you to be prepared, and take precautions to keep safe when in, on and around water, as well as what to do when faced with an emergency. If you reach a dead end or finish a story, you can review the story’s key water safety tips in ‘Things to Think About’. MYSTERY STORIES Read six spooky and interactive stories. Explore the various pathways and alternative story endings. Make the correct decisions to help you uncover the mystery behind the journal. - Monster Flushed Down The Drain Within the dark subterranean world of Eerie’s stormwater drains, lives a dangerous creature, with eyes that glow red. It survives on gross drain goop and those who wander too near. Solve the mystery of the monster in the drain! - Ghost In The Woods Eerie Lake has an island, located dead in its centre. Here there is a ghost that haunts within the twisted pathways of an overgrown forest maze. Solve the mystery of the ghost in the maze! - Dinosaur Bone Cave Eerie has a cavern surrounded by forest, a place of ancient discoveries once open to all, suddenly off limits to the public. Solve the mystery of the dinosaur in the cave! - The Hidebehind The Slip n’ Flop is a place of fun and enjoyment, now darkened by deception, closing half the park. Solve the mystery of the hidebehind in the waterpark! - Out Of This Planet Veggies In the late 1940s there was a mysterious UFO crash landing, it triggered a nearby struggling farm to overnight produce bumper crops! Solve the mystery of the aliens at the farm! - The Bottomless Pit Go to a strange place far beyond Eerie’s town sign, be challenged by riddles and rewarded with the answer you seek. Solve the mystery of the pit, in a very isolated location! This game contains no in-app purchases, it's free to play without any restrictions! We hope you enjoy the game and consider supporting us by reviewing it and telling others about it, but keep the game ending a secret for others to enjoy. Thanks! © Royal Life Saving Society - Australia Royal Life Saving is a leading water safety and drowning prevention organisation in Australia. For 125 years, Royal Life Saving has lead efforts to reduce drowning and increase swimming, water safety and lifesaving skills and knowledge through education programs and awareness campaigns. https://www.royallifesaving.com.au To learn more about our swim and survive initiative for parents and educators, check out http://www.swimandsurvive.com.au