Health

Linda Birchenough and Annie Brown are both qualified First Aiders and are available to attend medical emergencies and to deal with students and staff who become ill or get injured during the school day.\r\nIn addition to our medical room facilities, several members of staff at Beauchamp also have first aid qualifications and we hold an annual up to date training session for Epipen administration.

Medication in School

Due to Leicestershire County Council regulations, Beauchamp is not allowed to provide any medication whatsoever for students. This includes Paracetamol. The only exception to this rule is the emergency administration of pre-prescribed Epinephrine (Epipen) and Diazepam, which has been provided by, and consented for, by parents. Please contact Medical Staff to discuss such requirements and to request a consent form.

Completely Confidential Student Health Clinic

The Completely Confidential Clinic is open Monday and Friday lunchtimes 12.30 p.m. – 2.00 p.m. and Tuesdays after school 3.00 p.m. – 3.45 p.m. Students are able to talk in confidence to a youth worker or health advisor about a range of topics.

Counsellor

Our counsellors are qualified and experienced in working with young people. Students may self-refer or a teacher or member of staff may make a referral to the counsellor for students who may be experiencing difficulties in their life for a number of reasons. Typical examples may be relationship difficulties, poor self-esteem, bereavement, depression and stress. Students are seen during the college day, in a counselling room based at the college.

Information for Parents

Health Info for parents(doc)