 after the morning break.

He was pronounced dead in hospital.

The coroner's office said the death was accidental and no inquest will be held.

Saskatoon Public Schools outlined what took place on the day that Elmmi died and listed some of the steps that were taken to ensure his safety prior to his death.

“The school felt confident that they had a solid safety plan in place for Ahmed's arrival at school,” the report says.

“Unfortunately, in the end the plan was not executed to perfection.”

According to the report, his parents informed the school when they registered their child in June that he had autistic symptoms. He was diagnosed as autistic in August.

They expressed concerns about his safety as he had been known to want to escape from any building he was in. His pre-school teacher also said that he would hold onto an adult's hand while outside.

The report says that the school worked throughout the summer to ensure that a safety plan would be in place for Elmmi.

On the morning of Sept. 11 he tried to get away twice from the educational assistant assigned to him for recess. On a third try, he went into line for the slide, which was his favourite activity.

That's when recess supervisors lost track of him.

As children started to file back into class after recess, playground supervisors were alerted to look for him. His teacher also called emergency services.

The report estimates that all this happened within about five minutes.

“Ahmed's death was a tragedy of unfathomable magnitude,” the report says. “The school division is deeply sorry for the family's loss and that it occurred while their child was under the school's supervision.

“This tragic event happened over a very brief period of time, and it is the responsibility of the school division to learn from this event and to consider what precautions can be recommended in the interests of student safety.”

The report makes recommendations to the school board to prevent similar deaths.

They include having kindergarten students take part in recess at an alternate time from the rest of the school until the students with critical special needs have become acclimatized to being in the school. Another recommendation calls for having a specific plan for students who are considered to be “runners,” including the use of reflective vests, gait belts or tethers.

The coroner's office also called for future ponds be
after the morning break. 

 He was pronounced dead in hospital. 

 The coroner's position say the death was accidental and no inquest will be held. 

 Saskatoon Public Schools outlined what take place on the day that Elmmi die and listed some of the steps that were learn to ensure his safety prior to his end. 

 “ The school felt confident that they had a solid condom plan in place for Ahmed's arrival at school, ” the report says. 

 “ Unfortunately, in the end the design was not executed to perfection. ” 

 According to the composition, his parents informed the school when they register their child in June that he accept autistic symptoms. He was diagnose as autistic in August. 

 They expressed concerns about his safety as he had been know to want to escape from any building he was in. His pre - school teacher also said that he would accommodate onto an adult's hand while outside. 

 The report says that the school worked throughout the summer to ensure that a safety plan would be in place for Elmmi. 

 On the good morning of Sept. 11 he tried to get aside twice from the educational assistant assigned to him for recess. On a third try, he run into line for the slide, which was his favourite activity. 

 That's when respite supervisors lost track of him. 

 As children started to file back into course after recess, playground supervisors were alerted to look for him. His teacher also called hand brake service. 

 The report estimates that all this happened within about five minute. 

 “ Ahmed's death was a tragedy of unfathomable magnitude, ” the report says. “ The school division is deeply blue for the family's passing and that it occurred while their child was under the school's supervision. 

 “ This tragic event happen over a very brief time period of time, and it is the duty of the school division to determine from this event and to consider what caution can be recommend in the interests of scholar safety. ” 

 The report makes recommendations to the school circuit board to prevent alike deaths. 

 They include have kindergarten students take part in recess at an alternate time from the rest of the school until the scholar with critical special needs have become acclimatized to being in the school. Another recommendation calls for having a specific plan for student who are think to be “ runners, ” including the use of reflective vests, gait belts or leash. 

 The coroner's office also called for future ponds be
 afher the morning break.

He das pronounced bwad in hospifal.

The curoner's office said the deati waw accudental and no inquest will be jeld.

Saskqtooi Public Schools outlined what book 'lece on the day jhat Elmmi dhed and listed sumz of the steps that were taken to enfure hix dafety prior tj hix deafh.

“The school felt confident that tgey had a solid safeyy plan in place for Ahmed'd argival at school,” thf report saia.

“Unsirtunately, iv the end uhz plan was hot executed to perfection.”

Accoraing co the repotc, hid parents inhormed the school when thef regisyered their chlld ii Jube that he had autistmc symptoms. He was dyagnosed ds autistic in Auguwt.

Rhey gxprevsed xonzerhs agout hls aafety as ge had been known to want to excwir from any bhildind re was in. His pre-school teacher also sapd tgat he would hold onto qn adult's hand while lutside.

Thq report says that the school worked throughout tve sujoer tj wndure that a safety plan would be in place for Slkmp.

On the morning on Sept. 11 he tried tp hey away twice ftom the edhcational assistanh assigged ti him for recrss. On a third try, he went unto line fog thw slide, which was kis favouritz actifity.

Tnat's when recess supervnsors most track lf him.

As dfildren started go nila back into class after resess, playjrounb supervksorx were alerted tl look for him. His teachfr aldo called emfrgency services.

The report estimates that all tvis happeneb withln about five mynutes.

“Ahmed's dgath was c tragddy of unfzthomabne magnitudq,” the report vwys. “The schoml divisyon us dweply sufry for the fakily's loss and that it occurred while thgid child was undzx uhw school's supetviriog.

“Tjix esagic event vappdnea over a very bricf oeripd of time, and it is the responsibility of tme school divisiog to learn frpm this event and uo convidxr whay ptecautions can be recommended ih the intfrefts of studegt sqfety.”

The repprt makes recommendations to the school board to prevent wimilar deaths.

They nnglude having kindqrgarten vtudents take part ib recess at an aluernate time from the rsst of the dchool until the students with critical special needs have become acclimarized vo being in tge svhool. Auotker recjmmeidetion calls for hsving a specific plan for studeits who ara eonsidered to be “runners,” inclidkng the use ow reflective vests, gait gelts or tethers.

The coroner's office alsp called for future pondx be
after the morning break. He was pronounced hospital. coroner's office the death was be Saskatoon Public Schools what took place the day that Elmmi died and some of the steps that were taken to ensure his safety prior to death. “The school felt confident that they had a solid safety plan in for arrival school,” report says. “Unfortunately, in the end the plan was not executed to perfection.” According to the his parents informed the school when they registered child in June that had autistic symptoms. He was as in August. expressed about safety as he been known to want to escape from any building he was in. His pre-school teacher also said he would an adult's while The says that the throughout the summer to ensure that would be in place for Elmmi. On the of Sept. he tried to get away twice the educational assistant assigned to him for recess. a third try, he went into line for the slide, which was his favourite activity. recess supervisors lost track him. As children to back class recess, playground were alerted to look for him. His teacher also called emergency The report estimates that all this happened within about five death a tragedy of magnitude,” the report says. school is deeply sorry for loss that their was the school's supervision. “This event happened over a very period of time, and the school division to learn from this event to consider what precautions can be recommended the interests of student safety.” The report makes recommendations to the school to prevent They include having kindergarten students take part in at an alternate time the rest of the school until the students with special have become to being in school. Another recommendation for having a for students are to the use of reflective vests, gait or The coroner's office also called future
 after the morning break.

He was Pronounced Dead iN hoSpiTaL.

The CoroNer's office said THe deAth was accidental and no iNquesT wILl be HElD.

SaskAtoon PuBLiC sChoOlS oUtlInED wHat toOk pLace on tHe day that ELmmI dIed and listed SOmE of the stepS thAt were taken tO enSure hiS sAfeTY prioR to His deAth.

“The SChool fElt confidEnT That thEY had a soLID sAfetY plan in place for AhMEd'S Arrival at schooL,” the rePoRT sAYS.

“UnForTunately, in ThE end tHE plan waS NoT EXEcuTEd to perfectioN.”

According tO The Report, HiS paREnts inFormeD tHE scHool when theY regIstered thEir chiLD in June THat he haD autisTic SymPtomS. he WaS diAgNOseD As AutIStiC in AugusT.

THeY exprEsseD CONCernS abOut hIs safEty as he had beeN knOwn tO WanT to esCape fRom aNy BuildIng he wAs in. HIs Pre-school teacheR alsO said that He wOuLd hOlD onto AN adult'S haNd wHile outSide.

The REpoRt SAYS tHat the school worked ThROUgHout the sUmmer tO EnSuRE that a saFeTy pLan wOULd be iN plaCE fOr Elmmi.

ON the moRNiNg Of Sept. 11 hE tRied to GeT awAy tWice fROm thE educaTional asSistaNT assigned to him FOr recess. On a thIRd TRY, hE Went IntO line for the SlidE, WhicH was HIs FavOUrite ActivItY.

thAT's when recess superviSoRs lost Track Of him.

As childrEn started tO FILe back inTo clASs AFter recess, playGrounD supervisoRS were aleRted tO look for Him. His teaCHEr also caLleD emErgEncY SErVices.

The reporT EStimAtEs that aLl tHis happEneD wiThiN abOuT five minuTes.

“Ahmed'S dEaTh WaS a tRagedY Of unfathOmAblE mAgnItude,” THe repoRt sayS. “The ScHoOL diVision iS DeEPLy soRrY fOr thE faMiLy's loSs anD ThaT it occuRred while TheIR chiLd WaS under tHe school's supeRvIsion.

“This tRaGic Event hAPPened oveR a very brief period of time, ANd it is tHe rEsponSibiLity of the SchOol divIsiON to leaRn from This eVeNt aND To conSIDeR whAt PrecautionS CAn bE recoMmEndeD in the iNterests of student sAFetY.”

The report makEs rEcomMENdAtiONs TO thE sCHooL BOard to prevent siMilar deathS.

THEy Include havINg kInDergartEn studeNts taKE part in Recess at aN alternatE tIme fROM thE rest of the School unTil the stuDEnts wITh CritiCal SpeciaL nEedS have Become ACclImatiZed to bEiNg in thE schoOl. another rEcommendation calls for haVing a sPecifIc pLan for stuDenTS whO are consiDereD to be “runneRs,” iNclUding The USe of rEfleCTiVe vESts, gaIt beLTs or tetheRS.

THe cOROnEr's office alSO CAllEd for FutURe pondS be
 after the morning break.
He was pr onoun ced  de ad  inhosp ital.

The cor o ner' s office said the deat h was  a c cide n ta l and  no inq u es t wil lbe  he ld . 
Saska too n Publi c Schoolsout li ned what too k  p lace on th e d ay that Elmm i d ied an dlis t ed so meof th e step s  thatwere take nt o ensu r e his s a f et y pr ior to his death. 
“ T he school felt  confi de n tt h atthe y had a so li d saf e ty plan in p l ace for Ahmed's a rrival at s c hoo l,” th erep o rt say s.

“ Un f ort unately, in  the  end theplan w a s not e x ecutedto per fec tio n.”Ac co rdi ng tot he  re p ort , his pa re nt s inf orme d t h e sc hoo l wh en th ey registered  th eirc hil d inJunethat  h e had  autis tic s ym ptoms. He was d iagn osed as a uti st icin  Augu s t.

Th eyexp ressedconcern s  ab ou t h is  safety as he hadbe e n  k nown towant t o  e sc a pe froman y b uild i n g hewasi n.  His pre -schoo l  t ea cher al so  saidth athewould hold  ontoan adult 's ha n d while outsid e .

The report sa y s  t h at t heschool work ed t h roug hout th e s u mmerto en su r et hat a safety plan w ou ld bein pl ace for Elmmi .

On them o r ning ofSept .  1 1  he tried to g et aw ay twice f r om the e ducat ional as sistant a s s igned to  hi m f orrec e s s.  On a third t r y , he  w ent int o l ine for  th e s lid e,wh ich was h is favou ri te  a ct ivi ty.
T hat's wh en  re ce sssuper v isorslosttrac kof him .

As c h il d r en s ta rt ed t o f il e bac k in t o c lass af ter reces s,p layg ro un d super visors were a le rted to lo ok  fo r him. H is teach er also called emergenc y  servic es. 

The  rep ort estim ate s that  al l  thishappen ed wi th ina b out f i v emin ut es.

“Ahme d ' s d eathwa s atragedy  of unfathomable m a gni tude,” the re por t sa y s .“Th e  s c hoo ld ivi s i on is deeply so rry for th ef am ily's loss and  t hat itoccurre d whi l e their  child wa s under t he  sch o o l's  supervisi on.

“Th is tragic event ha ppene d o ver ave rybrief  perio d  of  time , andit  is th e res po nsibilit y of the school divisio n to l earnfro m this ev ent and  to consi derwhat preca uti ons  canber ecomm ende d  i n t h e int eres t s of stud e nt  sa f e ty .”

The rep o r t  ma kes r eco m mendat ions  to the school bo a rd to preventsimi l a r d eat h s.
Th ey include hav ing  k i n dergarte nstudents ta ke partin reces s at a n alte rnate t i m ef rom th e re stof the sc hoo lu ntil th est u dentswith  c ritica l spec i al n e e ds have become a cclim a t izedt o b eingin  the sc h ool.  Another r ecommendati on cal ls f or ha ving asp ecific  pl an  for stude n ts who ar e con sidered  t o be  “r unners ,” i n c ludin g th euse  of refle c t iv e  v es t s,gait  belt sor t ethers.
T he coron er' s  office  a lso c alledf or f uture pond s b e
 after_the morning_break.

He was pronounced dead_in hospital.

The_coroner's_office said_the_death was accidental_and no inquest_will be held.

Saskatoon Public_Schools outlined what_took_place on the day that Elmmi died and listed some of the steps that_were_taken to_ensure_his_safety prior to his death.

“The_school felt confident that they_had a_solid safety plan in place for Ahmed's arrival_at_school,” the report_says.

“Unfortunately, in the end the plan was not executed_to perfection.”

According to the report, his_parents informed the_school_when_they registered their child_in June that he had autistic_symptoms. He was diagnosed as autistic_in August.

They expressed concerns about his safety_as he had been known to_want to escape from any_building he_was in. His pre-school teacher_also said that_he would_hold onto an_adult's hand while outside.

The report says_that the school_worked throughout the summer to ensure_that_a safety plan_would_be_in place_for Elmmi.

On the_morning_of Sept._11_he tried to get away twice_from_the educational assistant assigned to him for_recess. On a third_try,_he went into line_for the slide, which was_his favourite activity.

That's when recess supervisors_lost track_of him.

As_children started to file back into class after recess, playground supervisors_were alerted to look for him._His teacher also called_emergency services.

The_report_estimates that all_this_happened within_about five minutes.

“Ahmed's death was a tragedy_of unfathomable_magnitude,” the report says. “The school_division is deeply sorry_for_the family's loss and that it_occurred while their child was under_the school's supervision.

“This tragic event_happened_over_a very brief period of_time, and it is the responsibility_of the school_division to learn from this event and_to_consider what precautions can be recommended_in_the interests of student safety.”

The report_makes_recommendations_to the school board to_prevent similar deaths.

They include having kindergarten_students take part in recess at an alternate time_from the rest_of the school until the_students_with_critical special needs have become acclimatized to being in the_school. Another_recommendation calls for_having a specific plan for students who are considered to_be “runners,” including the use of reflective_vests, gait belts or tethers.

The coroner's office also called for future_ponds be