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Medical Information

Accidents and Illness In School

If your child is ill during school hours, or has an accident, you will be notified as soon as possible. Up to date emergency contact details and telephone numbers are essential.

We notify parents/carers if their child has had a bang or injury to the head and if an injury is serious enough to require an accident report to be sent to the Authority.

When your child starts school, you will be asked to give details of your address, telephone number, place of work etc. Please let us know of any changes to contact details as soon as you can.

Diarrhoea or Diarrhoea and Sickness
 
Diarrhoea is defined as 3 or more loose or runny stools in a 24 hour period. If your child has diarrhoea or diarrhoea and vomiting then this is likely to be a norovirus type illness and your child in line with NHS and UKHSA guidance should stay away from school until 48 hours after their last episode.

 

Head lice

Head lice are not serious, but can be very annoying. Research has shown that infections of head lice occur just as often in school holidays as during term time. It is a community problem.

A routine of regularly wet combing everyone’s hair in the family, to check for lice, is advisable. You must only treat if live lice are found.

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The DfEE/DoH guidelines state there is no need for a child who has head lice to stay away from school.

If you are at all worried about head lice or feel you need more advice on how to cope, then you should consult your school nurse, health visitor, pharmacist or family doctor.

Head lice letter

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