Caring Beyond the Classroom
Our Health and Wellness Facility
At our school, student health and safety are a top priority. Our dedicated Sick Bay (Health Room) is equipped to provide immediate care for minor illnesses or injuries that occur during school hours. With a team of qualified First Aid Attendants, we ensure that every student receives prompt and professional attention when needed.
Sick Bay Procedures
If your child is feeling unwell in the morning, it is strongly advised that they remain at home to rest and recover. However, should a student fall ill during school hours, they will be attended to promptly by our trained First Aid attendant at the Sick Bay. Parents, guardians, or the designated emergency contact will be notified to arrange for the child’s transportation home. To ensure swift communication, all student contact details must be kept current.
Students are strictly not permitted to call their parents or guardians directly using mobile phones or to leave the school premises without official permission. For students with medical conditions such as asthma, epilepsy, haemophilia, diabetes, or severe allergies, a detailed treatment action plan must be provided. This plan will be securely attached to the student’s school records and must also be submitted again before any excursions or school camps. Please note that first aid medical supplies are reserved strictly for illnesses or injuries that occur on school grounds during school hours.
Head Lice Control
We also request parents to regularly check for and manage head lice. For complete guidance, please refer to the official resource from the Department of Health:
https://www.health.vic.gov.au/publications/treating-and-controlling-headlice
Thank you for your cooperation.
Key Features
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Qualified in-house medical staff ensure prompt first aid and health support
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Well-equipped infirmary with essential medical supplies.
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Regular health check-ups are conducted to monitor student wellness.
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Emergency care protocols are in place for immediate response to health concerns.
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Health and hygiene awareness programs to promote student well-being.
