Medication in School
In line with the Trust's policy on ‘Supporting Learners with Medical Conditions’ and a recent review of Health and Safety advice, we would like to inform parents of the following details.
When a learner requires medication that is prescribed by a doctor for a long-term medical need, such as an inhaler, an Individual Health Care Plan needs to be filled in.
Please note: Throat lozenges are not permitted in school.
Sun cream is not classed as medication unless specifically prescribed. It is managed through the school's risk assessment process.
Please click the link to view our Supporting Learners with Medical Conditions Policy.
Long-Term Medical Needs
If your child requires prescribed medication for a long‑term condition, such as an inhaler, an Individual Health Care Plan must be completed. Please email the school office for more information: office@croxbyprimary.co.uk.
Prescribed Medication Consent Form Link – Prescribed Medication Consent Form
Inhaler in School Consent Form Link - Inhaler Consent Form
Short-Term Prescribed Medication
For short‑term medication prescribed 4 times a day or more, a Medication Consent Form must be completed.
- Available via email or download below.
- School will administer one dose during the school day, spaced evenly over 24 hours.
Prescribed Medication Consent Form Link – Prescribed Medication Consent Form
Over-the-Counter Medication
We are unable to administer non‑prescribed medication (e.g., pain relief). A parent/carer can come into school to administer this. Please arrange this in advance via office@croxbyprimary.co.uk.
Wrap Around Care (Prescribed Medication)
If your child attends Breakfast Club or After School Club and takes prescribed medication 3 times a day, school may administer one dose during the school day. This does not apply to Croxby Activity Clubs or First Steps Clubs. Please contact the school office and complete the relevant consent form.
Learners with Existing Plans
Children with medical/attendance plans or children with SEND who require medication relating to a diagnosed condition, please contact the office.