Students with anaphylaxis must provide the school with an ASCIA Action Plan for Anaphylaxis, that has been completed with the families' health care provider, as well as an in date auto-injector and any other medication, to be kept at school.
Students with allgergies must provide the school with an ASCIA Action Plan for Allergic Reactions that has been completed with the families' health care provider, as well as any medication required.
Students with asthma must provide the school with an Asthma Action Plan and an in date reliever puffer and spacer.
All other student medication is kept in a locked cabinet in the administration area. Staff need to fill out the Medication Administration Log.
The school requires parents or carers up to date contact information. This to contact you in the event of an illness, injury or emergency or to keep in touch with you regarding your child’s schooling. If anything changes, including your emergency contacts, please let the office know via compass, email or phoning in.
Each year the Dental Van visits REPS and all students are able to access this service. The School Nurse visits and provide check ups for Prep students.
If your child is unwell, the best place for them is at home, to help reduce the spread of illnesses and diseases. Please see the School excluision table link below for minimum exclusion periods.
https://www.health.vic.gov.au/infectious-diseases/school-exclusion-table
If a student is invloved in an accident, they will recive first aid and given a slip to inform parents and care givers of the event and treatment given.
In cases where a child receives a blow to the head, neck or back, parents or care givers will be called and the child will be observed at school, or sent home, depending on the severity of the incident.
If there is an emergency, the school will call 000 and parents and caregivers. Please ensure your personal and emergancy contact details are up to date.
REPS is a Sun Smart School, and as such require students to wear hats and other protective clothing during Terms 1 and 4. We are aiming to increase our shaded areas to provide extra protection during these terms. We have a strict "NO HAT, NO PLAY" rule and enact a 'HOT DAY TIMETABLE' when tempertaures exceed 35 degrees. We are well equipped to provide indoor play areas during these times.