School Nurses

Our qualified School Nurses are Mrs Nicola Condren and Mrs Emma Ross and they are based in the Rennie Surgery which is located in the St Raphael's Well-Being Area.  Between them they are available full-time during school hours in case of illness or accident. Pupils who become unwell in school can go to the School Nurse who will decide on an appropriate course of action.  If necessary, she will contact parents to make arrangements for the pupil to be collected and taken home.  Any queries that concern a girl's general health can be made to the School Nurse and she will endeavour to help at all times

Arrangements for Medicines in School

Pills and Tablets: No pupil may carry pills or tablets etc around the School. If she needs to take medicine in school she should give this to the School Nurse, with a signed medicine consent form (download form below), and go to her for the prescribed dose.
Asthmatics: Asthmatics are an exception to this rule and pupils should carry their inhalers with them at all times and keep a spare up-to-date one in the Rennie Surgery at all times.
Anaphylaxsis: Pupils prone to anaphylaxsis must keep one Auto-Injector with them and one in the Rennie Surgery together with a signed Auto-Injector consent form (download form below). 
Diabetes: Diabetic girls should keep their own dextrose tablets with them and also keep a supply of dextrose or glucogel with the School Nurse in the Rennie Surgery.