Medical needs: wellbeing centre
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Aims of the Wellbeing Centre
- To promote the wellbeing of all members of our school community – students and staff
- To promote healthy lifestyle
- To offer advice and to liaise with outside agencies
- To provide emergency First Aid assistance
The Wellbeing Centre is there for...
- Illness
- Injury – First Aid
- Concerns about physical or mental health
- Supporting pupils with long term medical conditions
- Administration of medication
- Provision of spare uniform
- Provision of First Aid kits and signage around the school
- To educate staff and pupils about healthy lifestyle
- To provide information
- To promote wellbeing in all members of the school community
- Enquiries to Wellbeing can be emailed to wellbeing@brentford.hounslow.sch.uk
- Liaising with outside agencies and healthcare professionals to promote healthy living and to access health information
Medication in School
If girls need to bring any medication into school they should:
- Bring it to the Wellbeing Centre at the first possible opportunity, preferably before period one (8:50) in a named container
- Ensure that a parent/ guardian has written in their journal the dose needed and the time this is to be taken
- Ensure that the parent has signed the journal
- If girls have an inhaler or an epipen they should carry this with them and also provide a back-up to be kept in Wellbeing
- Girls with on-going medical conditions are provided with a Medical Alert Pass so all staff are aware of their condition
Upon joining Brentford, parents are required to complete a medical form detailing any medical conditions and, if they wish, giving authority for their daughter to be given paracetamol or ibuprofen when necessary