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This policy outlines the arrangements and responsibilities for supporting pupils with medical conditions at The Mark Way School, ensuring that they receive the necessary care and support to enable their full participation in school life. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration among school staff, parents, and healthcare professionals to meet the individual medical needs of pupils effectively.

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1. Identify the pupils who require medical support based on health conditions or disabilities.
2. Gather necessary medical information from parents or guardians to understand specific needs.
3. Coordinate with healthcare professionals for assessments and recommendations.
4. Develop an Individualized Health Care Plan (IHCP) for each pupil needing support.
5. Train staff on medical protocols and emergency procedures relevant to the pupils.
6. Implement accommodations in the classroom to aid medical needs, such as seating arrangements or additional time for assignments.
7. Regularly review and update the medical support plans to adapt to any changes in the pupil's health.

Who needs supporting pupils with medical?

1. Students with chronic illnesses requiring constant management, such as diabetes or asthma.
2. Pupils with physical disabilities needing assistance during school activities.
3. Children with severe allergies needing precautions and emergency plans.
4. Students recovering from surgery or medical conditions that impact their physical capabilities.
5. Pupils with mental health issues needing support and resources for their wellbeing.

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What is supporting pupils with medical?

Supporting pupils with medical refers to the procedures and resources put in place to assist students who have specific medical needs to ensure they can participate fully in their education.

Who is required to file supporting pupils with medical?

Typically, school administrators and healthcare professionals involved in a student’s education and care are required to file supporting pupils with medical.

How to fill out supporting pupils with medical?

To fill out supporting pupils with medical, one must provide detailed information about the student's medical condition, required accommodations, and any relevant medical documentation or physician recommendations.

What is the purpose of supporting pupils with medical?

The purpose of supporting pupils with medical is to ensure that all students, regardless of their medical conditions, have equal access to education and can effectively engage with the school environment.

What information must be reported on supporting pupils with medical?

The information that must be reported includes the student’s medical diagnosis, specific needs, any prescribed accommodations, emergency procedures, and contact information for relevant healthcare providers.