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Gwybodaeth Salwch / Sickness Information
Rashes & Skin / Recommended period to be kept away from school / Comments
Chickenpox
For five days from onset of rash / It is not necessary to wait until spots have healed or crushed.
German measles
Five days from onset of rash / The child is most infectious before the diagnosis is made and most children should be immune due to immunisation so that exclusion after the rash appears will prevent very few cases.
Impetigo
Until lesions are crusted or healed / Antibiotic treatment by mouth may speed healing. If lesions can reliably be kept covered exclusion may be shortened.
Measles
Five days from onset of rash / Measles is now rare in the UK.
Scarlet Fever
Five days from onset of rash / Treatment recommended for the affected child.
Slapped cheek or Fifth disease (Pavovirus)
None / Exclusion is ineffective as nearly all transmission take place before the child becoming unwell.
Warts & Verrucae
None / Affected children may go swimming but verrucae should be covered.
Others / Recommended period to be kept away from school / Comments
Diarrhoea, Vomiting Illness
48 hours from last bout.
Conjunctivities
None / If an outbreak occurs consult Consultant in / Communicable Disease Control.
Head lice (nits)
None / Treatment is recommended only in cases where live lice have definitely been seen / Combing done every night.
Mumps
Five days from onset of swollen glands / The child is most infectious before the diagnosis is
made and most children should be immune due to immunisation.
Threadworms
None / Transmission is uncommon in schools but treatment is recommended for the child and family / School must be informed.
Am ragor o wybodaeth, cysylltwch â'ch Meddyg Teulu neu Nyrs yr Ysgol: Heather Whalley 01970 635337
Chickenpox
For five days from onset of rash / It is not necessary to wait until spots have healed or crushed.
German measles
Five days from onset of rash / The child is most infectious before the diagnosis is made and most children should be immune due to immunisation so that exclusion after the rash appears will prevent very few cases.
Impetigo
Until lesions are crusted or healed / Antibiotic treatment by mouth may speed healing. If lesions can reliably be kept covered exclusion may be shortened.
Measles
Five days from onset of rash / Measles is now rare in the UK.
Scarlet Fever
Five days from onset of rash / Treatment recommended for the affected child.
Slapped cheek or Fifth disease (Pavovirus)
None / Exclusion is ineffective as nearly all transmission take place before the child becoming unwell.
Warts & Verrucae
None / Affected children may go swimming but verrucae should be covered.
Others / Recommended period to be kept away from school / Comments
Diarrhoea, Vomiting Illness
48 hours from last bout.
Conjunctivities
None / If an outbreak occurs consult Consultant in / Communicable Disease Control.
Head lice (nits)
None / Treatment is recommended only in cases where live lice have definitely been seen / Combing done every night.
Mumps
Five days from onset of swollen glands / The child is most infectious before the diagnosis is
made and most children should be immune due to immunisation.
Threadworms
None / Transmission is uncommon in schools but treatment is recommended for the child and family / School must be informed.
Am ragor o wybodaeth, cysylltwch â'ch Meddyg Teulu neu Nyrs yr Ysgol: Heather Whalley 01970 635337
Ysgol Gynradd Rhydypennau, Bow Street, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion. SY24 5AD
Rhif ffôn / Tel: 01970 828608 e-bost / e-mail: prif@rhydypennau.ceredigion.sch.uk trydar / twitter: @YGRhydypennau
Rhif ffôn / Tel: 01970 828608 e-bost / e-mail: prif@rhydypennau.ceredigion.sch.uk trydar / twitter: @YGRhydypennau
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