Designed to Smile

Is your child feeling unwell?

Please read the advice from the Public Health Wales Health Protection Team

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How to deal with Head Lice

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The School Nurse Team are based at:

Connah’s Quay Health Centre, Fron Road, Connah’s Quay CH5 4PJ

Telephone: 03000 859 292

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Public Health Wales AWARe/ Health protection team have developed an internet site that hosts the most recent guidance, information and training available for members of the public, Childcare and educational settings, Health and social care settings, local authorities, and GP’s.

This site provides information on who the AWARe/ HPT are and how they can be contacted

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Click here for Coronavirus (COVID-19) information

MEDICAL FORMS

What to do if your child is well enough to come to school but will need medicine during the school day:

Procedures for the administration of medication at school:

When a pupil is taking medication at school, parents/carers should complete a Medication Permission form giving written consent for their child to receive medication whilst at school
Wherever possible pupils taking medication should do so before or after school rather than during the school day
Click on the button below to submit a Medication Permission form for your child

CLICK HERE to submit a Medication Permission Form

What to do if your child will need Medical Care Plan in school:

The aim of the Individual Healthcare Plan is to help a learner manage their condition and overcome any potential barriers to participating fully in education. Those devising the plan should agree who will take the lead, but responsibility for ensuring it is finalised and implemented rests with the school.

IHP’s are essential where healthcare needs are complex, fluctuating, long term or where there is a high risk that an emergency intervention will be needed. However, not all learners with healthcare needs require an IHP and there should be a process in place to decide what interventions are most appropriate.

For more information CLICK HERE to read the FCC Schools Healthcare Needs Policy

CLICK HERE to submit a Medical Healthcare Plan

What to do if your child will need Medical Diet Plan in school:

What is a medical diet? A medical diet is defined as being a medically prescribed therapeutic diet as a treatment for a medical condition, including learners with food allergies or food intolerances. It does not include diets required for religious, cultural or personal requirements/preferences and dietary trials or elimination diets.

For more information CLICK HERE to read the FCC Medical Diet Policy

CLICK HERE to submit a Medical Diet Plan

Designed To Smile

Designed to Smile is an NHS Dental programme funded by the Welsh Government helping children to have healthier teeth.

All Dental teams in Wales have been informed about the Designed to Smile programme. There are different parts to the programme. All of the Designed to Smile services and all NHS dental treatments for children are FREE.

Pupils in Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 participate in the Design to Smile programme. They brush their teeth during afternoon registration.

For further information speak to the class teacher or contact the Design to Smile team:

To get in touch with your local team, visit: https://phw.nhs.wales/services-and-teams/designed-to-smile/contact-us/

For more information about the Designed to Smile programme, and advice about toothbrushing and healthy eating, visit: www.designedtosmile.org

The Children and Young People’s Wales Diabetes Network

Office Address: Cardigan House, University Hospital of Wales,

Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4XW

Network Manager: Jon Matthias

Jon.Matthias@wales.nhs.uk Tel. 07989 193175

Dear Parents,

The NHS has asked for this message to be sent out to you.

Undiagnosed Type 1 diabetes in children requires urgent medical attention

If your child has ANY of the main symptoms of Type 1 diabetes please make an urgent GP appointment or contact the Out of Hours service. The main symptoms are known as the 4 Ts – Thirst, Toilet, Tiredness, Thinner. If you notice your child is thirsty or using the toilet more frequently, is always feeling tired, or has lost weight recently, seek immediate medical advice.

NHS services are very well equipped to look after children safely if they are unwell. Please do not delay seeking medical advice because of Covid-19.

There is more information available here:

https://www.diabetes.org.uk/in_your_area/wales/campaigning/know-type-1—wales

Tourettes Awareness

We have supported a pupil with Tourettes and would like to share some information with you to raise awareness.

Please find links and picture gallery below.