School Nurse
The School Nurse is Annette Howlin.
School Nursing Team Office, The Buckingham Hospital, High Street, Buckingham. MK18 1NU
T: 01280 826982
E: E: bht.schoolhealth-enquiries@nhs.net
W:http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/School-nursing
There is an answer machine to leave a message or to speak to another member of the team.
School Nursing Team Office, The Buckingham Hospital, High Street, Buckingham. MK18 1NU
T: 01280 826982
E: E: bht.schoolhealth-enquiries@nhs.net
W:http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/School-nursing
There is an answer machine to leave a message or to speak to another member of the team.
Some illnesses/infections require that your child is kept away from school for a fixed period of time and we follow the Health Protection Agency guidance on infection control in schools and other childcare settings for all illness. A copy of the document is below.
Children suffering from a gastrointestinal illness (diarrhoea and/or vomiting) MUST be kept off school for 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped to limit the spread of infection.
Please read our Policies under 'About our School' for information about Medication in schools.
Children suffering from a gastrointestinal illness (diarrhoea and/or vomiting) MUST be kept off school for 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped to limit the spread of infection.
Please read our Policies under 'About our School' for information about Medication in schools.
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Information - Influenza, Scarlet Fever, Heat
Information on the seasonal flu vaccine is available below. Cases of Scarlet Fever are increasing. Please read the information from Thames Valley Public Health England Centre below, or go to http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/ for information on many diseases.
Information - Influenza, Scarlet Fever, Heat
Information on the seasonal flu vaccine is available below. Cases of Scarlet Fever are increasing. Please read the information from Thames Valley Public Health England Centre below, or go to http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/ for information on many diseases.
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Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Take a look at their website for lots of information about the services they have available including a useful online vaccination planner, healthy eating, safety and more. Use these links for more information
http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/Children-and-young-people/
http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/School-nursing/infants-5-to-7-years.htm
In their first year at school (Reception year), your child will receive a health assessment from the School Nurse that includes height and weight measurements. A Logmar vision test is carried out, and if you child is unable to complete the test a report is sent to you suggesting you take your child an optician. for a sight test. Children identified by parents or school as having a possible hearing problem will be invited to attend a Hearing Test Clinic run by the School Nursing Service.
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Occupational Therapy
The Childrens and Young People's Occupational Therapy Service can be accessed using the link http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/childrenandyoungpeoplesOT
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Take a look at their website for lots of information about the services they have available including a useful online vaccination planner, healthy eating, safety and more. Use these links for more information
http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/Children-and-young-people/
http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/School-nursing/infants-5-to-7-years.htm
In their first year at school (Reception year), your child will receive a health assessment from the School Nurse that includes height and weight measurements. A Logmar vision test is carried out, and if you child is unable to complete the test a report is sent to you suggesting you take your child an optician. for a sight test. Children identified by parents or school as having a possible hearing problem will be invited to attend a Hearing Test Clinic run by the School Nursing Service.
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Occupational Therapy
The Childrens and Young People's Occupational Therapy Service can be accessed using the link http://www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk/childrenandyoungpeoplesOT
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Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
Buckinghamshire Speech and Language Therapy Service Drop-in sessions by appointment are available on Thursdays in Buckingham and Aylesbury. Contact 01865 901404 for details and to make appointments. Additional information can be found using the link: http://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/slt-bucks |
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Buckinghamshire Family Information Service
Take a look at their website for useful information and links to local services. Copy the link below into your browser
http://www.bucksfamilyinfo.org
Parenting Courses - being a parent can be a tough. Buckinghamshire County Councils parenting courses gives you the chance to meet with other parents who are going through a similar thing to you as well as the opportunity to receive expert advice from a trained facilitator. Parenting courses are run for parents of children/young people of all ages and Stepping Stones Parenting Group is for parents of children with disabilities.
Use these links https://www.bucksfamilyinfo.org/kb5/buckinghamshire/fsd/advice.page?id=TNNwfojyII4 or, http://www.triplep.net/glo-en/home/ for information
Buckinghamshire Family Information Service
Take a look at their website for useful information and links to local services. Copy the link below into your browser
http://www.bucksfamilyinfo.org
Parenting Courses - being a parent can be a tough. Buckinghamshire County Councils parenting courses gives you the chance to meet with other parents who are going through a similar thing to you as well as the opportunity to receive expert advice from a trained facilitator. Parenting courses are run for parents of children/young people of all ages and Stepping Stones Parenting Group is for parents of children with disabilities.
Use these links https://www.bucksfamilyinfo.org/kb5/buckinghamshire/fsd/advice.page?id=TNNwfojyII4 or, http://www.triplep.net/glo-en/home/ for information
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If you wish to refer yourself to a group, please send an email with your name, age of child (children), postcode, telephone number, reasons you would like to attend the group and a suitable time for us to give you a call. Email parentinggroups@buckscc.gov.uk
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Bucks Active
Active Bucks has been developed to get more Bucks families regularly active - with a particular focus on those that do no or very little exercise at all! Active Bucks has been developed following feedback from over 3500 Bucks residents and includes a wide range of activities for families and children & young people to access until September 2017. Many activities are free or low cost including: Family Rounders; Multisports; Buggy Fitness; Bushcraft; Organised Dog Walks; Environmental Learning and Mystery Trails. There are a wide range of activities suitable for all ages and abilities so something for grandparents too. Parents can search through thousands of activities (not just those funded through Active Bucks) on www.activebucks.co.uk and register to be sent an activity voucher that allows free access to the first session for many of the activities.
Bucks Active
Active Bucks has been developed to get more Bucks families regularly active - with a particular focus on those that do no or very little exercise at all! Active Bucks has been developed following feedback from over 3500 Bucks residents and includes a wide range of activities for families and children & young people to access until September 2017. Many activities are free or low cost including: Family Rounders; Multisports; Buggy Fitness; Bushcraft; Organised Dog Walks; Environmental Learning and Mystery Trails. There are a wide range of activities suitable for all ages and abilities so something for grandparents too. Parents can search through thousands of activities (not just those funded through Active Bucks) on www.activebucks.co.uk and register to be sent an activity voucher that allows free access to the first session for many of the activities.
