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Any primary teachers on the board.. Miss Slave was told today that if a child falls and cries/needs a plaster then teachers are not to pick up said child and apply plasters but should call a parent if necessary. Can anybody confirm or deny?
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Depends on the Risk Assessment of the school. Each school will have devised their own based on government guidelines. Mrs Fixed_It is a First Aider at her school and would have to don a face mask to deal with said child.
Primary skool question... on 20:37 - Jun 11 by Fixed_It
Depends on the Risk Assessment of the school. Each school will have devised their own based on government guidelines. Mrs Fixed_It is a First Aider at her school and would have to don a face mask to deal with said child.
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My boy has to havr suncream applied a few times a day including at school - they have a designated first aider put it on too.
Edit : sorry didnt realise this was covid related. I just meant in normal times
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Has anyone ever looked at their own postings for last day or so? Oh my... so sorry. Was Ullaa
Primary skool question... on 20:37 - Jun 11 by Fixed_It
Depends on the Risk Assessment of the school. Each school will have devised their own based on government guidelines. Mrs Fixed_It is a First Aider at her school and would have to don a face mask to deal with said child.
[Post edited 11 Jun 2020 22:54]
Exactly will depend on the school risk assessment. It should have been sent to you and if not you can request it. Most schools are going down the wear PPE to administer First Aid but I have heard of the calling in parents strategy. Dare I say a method for a school trying to put people off sending their children back or on the other hand one deeply concerned for staff safety. I will leave that for others to decide.
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Primary skool question... on 20:48 - Jun 11 with 713 views
Primary skool question... on 20:47 - Jun 11 by Pablokuqi
Exactly will depend on the school risk assessment. It should have been sent to you and if not you can request it. Most schools are going down the wear PPE to administer First Aid but I have heard of the calling in parents strategy. Dare I say a method for a school trying to put people off sending their children back or on the other hand one deeply concerned for staff safety. I will leave that for others to decide.
Junior goes back to secondary on Monday. I was just curious.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."