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EMERGENCY CONTACTS:
PLEASE REMEMBER to keep the school up-to-date with any changes to your emergency contact details.  If an emergency situation should arise with your child it is vital that we are able to contact you as soon as possible.

PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION:
If your child has to take any type of medication during the school day (antibiotics for example), it should be taken to Student Reception for keeping until it is required.  This should be accompanied by a Student Medication Request form, which asks for details of when and how much should be taken.  A member of staff will then ensure that the medication is properly administered.

Students should not keep medication with them during school time.  This is to avoid someone taking something that is not suitable for them. 

INOCULATION RECORDS - SCHOOL NURSE SERVICES:
Student inoculation records ARE NOT kept by the school.  However, they are available from Molesey Clinic – telephone: 020 8979 6464.  Please see document on the right for informatio about the school nurse services provided by CSH Surrey via Molesey Clinic.

 A School Nurse does visit the school weekly on a Wednesday and has a drop in clinic from 1pm - 2pm in the KS4 office area.  All consultations will be treated as confidential.  Should a student require an appointment outside of these times they should contact our Principal Firstaider in Student Reception. 

CHRONIC CONDITIONS:
If your child has a chronic condition that the school is aware of, PLEASE HELP US TO HELP THEM by keeping us informed of any changes.  This is particularly important if they take part in any school trips or activities as school records are used to collate relevant information.

DO NOT SPREAD INFECTION!
If you are aware that your son/daughter is unwell and not fit to attend school please keep them at home.  Any vomiting or diarrhoea should be given a clear 24 hour period to avoid the spread of viruses.

Please ensure any injuries sustained at the weekend are dealt with before students return to school.  Members of the Student Support Team are not able to treat suspected fractures/breaks.

Students should only go to First Aid at break or lunch time where they will be assessed as to whether they are fit to return to lessons or they need to go home.