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FAQ – Medical Care

  1. What happens if a student feels unwell during school hours?
    If a student feels unwell or a teacher observes symptoms such as fever, vomiting, dizziness, severe cough, rash, or unusual behaviour, the student is immediately sent to the school nurse for evaluation.
  2. What basic health checks are conducted by the school nurse?
    The school nurse performs preliminary health assessments, which may include:
    • Temperature check
    • Pulse rate monitoring
    • Blood pressure (BP) check
    • Symptom evaluation
    This helps determine the appropriate course of action.
  3. How are minor health issues handled at school?
    Mild health concerns such as headaches, small cuts, or mild stomachaches are managed at school through:
    1. Rest and observation
    2. Basic first aid
    3. Hydration
    4. Cold compress (if required)
      Students are monitored to ensure their comfort and recovery.
  4. When are parents informed?
    Parents are informed immediately if:
    1. The child’s condition appears serious
    2. Symptoms persist or worsen
    3. The student requires medical attention beyond basic first aid.
  5. What happens in case of a medical emergency?
    In the event of a serious medical situation:
    1. Parents/guardians are contacted immediately.
    2. The child is taken to the hospital if required.
    3. Necessary emergency protocols are followed without delay.
  6. Does the school keep records of medical incidents?
    Yes, all medical visits and incidents are properly documented to ensure transparency and appropriate follow-up if needed.
  7. Can students bring prescribed medication to school?
    Yes. Students may bring prescribed medication to school; however, parents/guardians must inform the class teacher in advance and provide clear written instructions regarding dosage and administration. The medication should be properly labelled with the student’s name and prescription details.