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Infection and Illness

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Any Other Infection

Chicken Pox

Cold Sores

Conjunctivitis

Croup

Flu (Influenza)

Food Poisoning

Hand, Foot and Mouth

Headlice

Hepatitis A

Impetigo

Measles

Meningitis

MRSA

Mumps

Ringworm

Roseola

Rubella

Scabies

Scarlet Fever

Shingles
Slapped Cheek
(Fifth Disease)

Sickness and Diarrhoea

Threadworm

Tonsilitis

Tuberculosis

Warts and Verrucae

Whooping Cough

Minimum 48 hours after first treatment

Minimum 5 days / every spot must be crusted over

Until completely dry and scabbed (No weeping)

Minimum 24 hours after treatment has started

Minimum 3 days

Until fully recovered

Minimum 48 hours after last episode.

Minimum 5 days / all blisters must be scabbed

Minimum 24 hours after treatment

Until fully recovered

Minimum 48 hours after treatment/ once lesions have crusted over.

Minimum 4 days from onset of rash

Until fully recovered

Until fully recovered (No longer contagious)

Minimum 5 days after onset of swelling

Minimum 24 hours after treatment started

Minimum 5 days

Minimum 4 days from onset of rash

Minimum 48 hours after first treatment

Minimum 48 hours after treatment

Minimum 5 days / rash must not be weeping or if it cannot be covered

3 Days after the rash appears.
Minimum 48 hours after last episode of either

Minimum 24 hours after treatment

Minimum 48 hours after first treatment

Until fully recovered

No exclusion but must covered during sessions

48 hours after starting medication or 21 days after onset of illness

Click to download our infection and illness policy.

Stay home for
48 hours
after last
episode of
sickness or
diarrhoea.
Stay home for
48 hours
after first
treatment of
any antibiotics or
new medication.
If your
child develops
a temperature,
they must stay
home for 24 hours once the temperature has subsided without the
use of medication.

Please ensure you have read our illness and infection policy linked above for information on COVID 19.

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