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Medical Advisory and Health Guidelines

Medical Advisory and Health Guidelines

The health and safety of our students is a top priority. To ensure a healthy school environment, the following medical policies are implemented:

Reporting Illness

  • If a student is unwell, they should not attend school. Sick children should be kept at home to avoid spreading infections.
  • Students returning after illness must submit a doctor’s fitness certificate, especially if recovering from a contagious disease.

Emergency Protocols

  • Students are only allowed to visit the medical room with a written note from a teacher.
  • In emergency cases, the school will act promptly and contact parents as needed.

Annual Health Check-up

  • The school organizes a yearly medical check-up by qualified health professionals to screen for any health concerns.
  • Health reports are shared with parents for further follow-up, if necessary.

On-Campus Medical Support

  • A dedicated medical room is available for first aid and emergencies.
  • In case of serious illness or injury, parents will be informed immediately and may be asked to collect their child.

Quarantine Guidelines for Contagious Diseases

Disease Minimum Quarantine Period
Chicken Pox 15 days – until scabs fall off completely
Cholera 15 days – until fully recovered
Measles 15 days – two weeks after rash disappears
Mumps 30 days – until swelling reduces
Whooping Cough Minimum 20 days – till doctor certifies
Hepatitis Minimum 20 days – till doctor certifies
Swine Flu Minimum 15 days – till doctor certifies

By following these guidelines, Sowma Public School ensures that students remain healthy, safe, and focused on their academic journey while respecting the personal boundaries and well-being of all community members.