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24 Emergencies If a child becomes sick/unwell please check with the Headteacher or the relevant Deputy Headteacher/Assistant Headteacher before contacting parents. No child is to be sent home without consulting Headteacher/Deputy/Assistant Headteacher. Serious accidents must be reported to the Headteacher or appropriate Deputy Headteacher/Assistant Headteacher. Head injuries are reported to the Headteacher/Deputy Headteacher/Assistant Headteacher and communicated to parents. Copies of the letter should be signed by the Class teacher and be kept by the Class teacher with the register. All accidents need to be recorded in the accident folder, which is kept in the Staff room in the Main Site or the Main office in the Foundation Site. Please refer to Health and Safety Policy and the code of practice for further guidance. Child Protection All staff members are to familiarise themselves with <strong>Hornbill</strong> <strong>School</strong> Child Protection Policy and Safeguarding Policy. PLease refer to SCE Child Protection Procedures 2002 for further guidance about child protection. Regular training is ongoing. Smoking SCE has a no smoking policy in public places. Staff are not permitted to smoke in any area of the school grounds including the immediate grounds in front of the school premises and should pay due regard to the promotion of healthy life styles we promote to our children, and remember that any member of staff should act as a role model for the children in our care. Policy for Snake Bites – Action Plan If a snake has bitten a child or person, always call for help if you think the snake is poisonous, especially if the person experiences any of the symptoms listed below. Time is of the essence. Contact the MRS immediately. Symptoms: • Bloody wound discharge. • Blurred vision. • Burning. • Convulsions. • Diarrhoea. • Dizziness. • Excessive sweating. • Fainting. • Fang marks in the skin. • Fever. • Increased thirst • Localized tissue death. • Loss of muscle coordination. • Nausea and vomiting. • Numbness and tingling. • Rapid pulse.
• Severe localised pain. • Skin discolouration. • Swelling. • Weakness. 25 The following first aid should be applied: • Contact MRS immediately 3224893 • Keep the person calm, reassuring them that bites can be effectively treated by medically trained personnel. • Restrict movement and keep the affected area below heart level to reduce the flow of venom. • Remove any jewellery of constricting items because the affected area may swell • If the bitten area begins to swell and change colour, the snake was probably poisonous. • Monitor the person’s vital signs until medical assistance has arrived i.e. temperature, pulse and rate of breathing. Break times NO CHILDREN SHOULD BE ON THE PLAYGROUND UNSUPERVISED OR LEFT INSIDE THE BUILIDNG. STAFF MEMBERS ON DUTY NEED TO GO OUT ONTO THE PLAYGROUND ON TIME. THE PLAY LEADERS WILL ORGANISE AND SUPERVISE PLAY ACTIVITIES FOR GROUPS OF CHILDREN. On the main site playground there should be at least 4 members of staff on duty – one on the hard surface play area, one in the play equipment area, one along KS1 corridor/boys’ toilet area and one along KS2 corridor/pond/girls’ toilet area. A member of staff should be on ‘back up’ duty, and will deal with medical emergencies. Current duty rotas are displayed on the staff notice board in the staff room, and included in current routine and procedures booklet. Staff need to familiarise themselves with the location of First Aid boxes. Play Leaders to ensure arrangements for playground equipment is maintained well. Please do not remove any equipment from the PE store without permission from the PE Leader. When entering the building, children use appropriate access points keeping to paths. Serious accidents are reported to the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher/Assistant Headteacher. With reference to head injuries, copies of the standard letter should be signed and kept by the class teacher with the register. All accidents need to be recorded in the accident book, which is kept in the Deputy Headteachers’/Assistant Headteacher’s office. The adult on duty should be the one to record injuries in the accident book.
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Page 17 and 18: 17 Hornbill School Academic Calenda
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