Learn Together, Shine Together
PARENT & PUPILS
CLASS INFORMATION
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LETTERS TO PARENTS
SCHOOL CLUBS
SCHOOL COUNCIL INFORMATION
We are a group of children from Years 3 to 6 (representatives from every KS2 class) who have been elected to serve on the school council. We meet with Miss McKeown, each Wednesday lunchtime.
PEER MEDIATORS
Our peer mediators are all from Year 6. The role of the peer mediator is to go out onto the lower junior yard or infant yard to help our younger children to play. Peer Mediators should access training from the local authority on mediation and how to help to resolve conflict in an age-appropriate manner. Alongside the head-boy and head-girl, the peer mediators are often chosen to show visitors around the school.
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Our Peer Mediators try to live by the British Values.
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They are here to help!
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They respect Holy Trinity school - its staff, children and Christian Values
IMPORTANT INFORMATION (MEASLES BRIEFING)
Please click the link below for information about the Visual Screening test.
HELP WHEN COPING WITH AN INFESTATION OF HEAD LICE
Vital knowledge about the life-cycle
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A head louse (Pediculus capitis) usually hatches 7 to 10 days after the egg is laid (sometimes 5 to 11 days).
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A newly-hatched head louse becomes full-grown in a minimum of 6 days.
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Full-grown head lice move from head to head; younger lice tend to stay on the head where they hatch.
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Full-grown lice mate and the female starts laying eggs, at the earliest on day 7 after she herself hatched.
Breaking the life-cycle
Preventing head lice from spreading: it is critical to remove the lice before the sixth day from hatching
Preventing head lice from reproducing: a new generation of eggs can be laid from day seven after hatching
Many products rely on killing lice as they hatch because it is difficult to kill live eggs with chemicals, and hard to ensure the removal of all eggs by combing. With a double dose treatment, applied on day 1 and a week later (day 8) the three risks are that:
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Lice hatch from eggs directly after the first application and reach adulthood before the second application, so they can spread and lay eggs.
2. Lice may continue to hatch till day 11 even after a second application on day 7/8
3. New full-grown lice, caught from other infested heads between
applications will lay more eggs.
If you get your treatment product from a pharmacy, ask the pharmacist to go through the instructions with you.
If you buy off-the-shelf, read the information on the pack to find out how many applications per infested head are required.
Remember that whatever the product, you always have to check for lice on days 5,9 and 12/13 and remove them to avoid the three risks of continuing infestation.
Metal nit combs are not recommended for louse detection and removal.
You can cover all three risks with a Bug Buster Kit alone. Use the specially designed combs according to the step-by-step instructions for detection, cure and nit removal. This saves the expense of the treatment product and the time required to shampoo the treatment applications from the head. A single Bug Buster Kit is re-usable by a whole family for years. To buy one online visit our shop.
Parents seeking prescription treatment for their children, may choose a Bug Buster Kit, which is a registered medical device, available on NHS prescription. If you prefer another prescribable treatment, request a Bug Buster Kit as well, to check the treatment has worked.
Inform yourself what a treatment entails before you choose one.
Use products responsibly
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Keep all products for the control of head lice out of the reach of children.
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Remember to avoid naked flames, cigarettes and other sources of ignition throughout the treatment period whenever a product is applied to DRY hair.
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Take precautions against slipping if any spills.
