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Health<br />

While your child is at school the following checks take place:<br />

1. Hearing in Reception<br />

2. Height and weight in Reception<br />

3. Height and weight in Year 6<br />

Children in all year groups will be offered a flu vaccine each<br />

year (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fluvaccination-in-schools).<br />

We have access to our own School Nurse so referrals can be<br />

made if parents / carers have a concern. Please contact us for<br />

more details.<br />

The School Nurse no longer comes in to inspect the children for<br />

head lice. If head lice or nits are noticed, then all the children in<br />

the class will get a letter asking parents to check their children’s<br />

hair and treat any lice which they find. We will have a private<br />

word with the parents / carers of the child concerned and discuss<br />

treatment options. We will also check when the children return to<br />

school to help stop lice spreading.<br />

If your child is ill you should let the school know as soon as<br />

possible.<br />

We can arrange for your child to take medicine at school if it has<br />

been prescribed to be taken during the school day by a doctor<br />

(with a meal or 4 or more times a day).<br />

We can keep emergency treatment for children with chronic<br />

conditions. This will be documented in a health plan which will be<br />

written in school with you as the carer and a member of staff.<br />

It is essential that you keep us informed of your current address<br />

and telephone number so that we can get in touch with you if<br />

your child becomes ill or has an accident at school. We will also<br />

need the address and telephone number of a friend or relative to<br />

contact if you are not available.<br />

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