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Family Information Brochure &
Registration Documents
Dawn till Dusk Childcare
Middleton- in-Teesdale Primary & Nursery School,
Town End,
Middleton- in- Teesdale,
Barnard Castle,
Co. Durham
DL12 0TG
Telephone: 01833 640382
Email: dtdchildcare@gmail.com
g.wallace300@durhamlearning.net
Welcome to Dawn
till Dusk Childcare
We are delighted to welcome you to
Dawn till Dusk Childcare. We hope that
your child will enjoy their time with us.
Dawn till Dusk Childcare opened in 2003,
and began as wrap around provision for
those families who needed extra care
outside of school hours. Since then the ‘Dawn till Dusk’ is attached to Middleton-
provision has gone from strength to in-Teesdale Nursery & Primary School, we
strength, we are now a striving day care have excellent links with the school and
setting care based in the heart of pride ourselves on our excellent transition
Teesdale. Dawn till Dusk is a non-profit arrangements between the school and
making company, fees are used to the Foundation stage unit where your child
provide resources and equipment for the will go the term after their 3rd Birthday.
children, to provide snacks and treats and
also to pay staff wages. We offer a safe, We are OFSTED registered, providing
stimulating and caring environment for all childcare for children aged from 0 - 11
children. We pride ourselves on our
welcoming, friendly and caring setting We are open Monday to Friday 7:30 –
with our fully qualified staff. 17:30, term time only. We offer full and part
time day care places for children aged
from 6 months- 3 years of age.
We offer before and after school care and
also wrap around care within the schools
Foundation Stage unit.
If you have any queries, please do not
hesitate in contacting us on 01833 640382
or speak to a member of our team or
alternatively email me at
g.wallace300@durhamlearning.net
Gemma Wallace
Dawn till Dusk Childcare Manager
Meet our team
Gemma Wallace Lucy Grieves
Manager & Deputy Manager & Sally Ann Teward
Safeguarding Lead. SenCo Early Years Educator
Level 5 Foundation Degree in Childcare NVQ Level 3 NNEB Diploma in Childcare
Donna Stevenson Angela Douglas
Breakfast Club & Supply Amy Scott Early Years Educator & After School
Practitioner Early Years Educator Club
NVQ Level 3 NVQ level 3 Level 6 degree in Children’s education
and care
Our Directors Administrative Duties:
Mrs Jill Hodgson
Mr Julian Robinson Mrs Elizabeth Parker
Mrs Joanna Dobson Mrs Jeanette Morris
Mrs Alison Brown
Mrs Jemma Fletcher
Our Ethos, Vision and Values At Dawn till Dusk Childcare, we
believe that children’s early years are
the most important years of their lives and development through play in a
and as a team of dedicated and world full of awe and wonder.
highly qualified, experienced staff, we
are extremely passionate about We are very proud of the strong,
ensuring this is true for all of our supportive and long-lasting
children, whilst recognising their own relationships we build with children,
individuality and specific needs. parents/carers and families and we
liaise closely with other professionals
We want children and their families to ensuring effective communication
warmly look back at their time with us between all.
and see it as a cherished part of their
childhood. We pride ourselves on maintaining well
established links within our local rural
We are committed to providing community and we use these to
flexible, high quality early education positively enhance children’s learning
and childcare provision in a nurturing, and development.
positive, respectful, safe and happy
environment. We offer a wide range
of stimulating and challenging
‘Dawn till Dusk
opportunities, incorporating free play, Childcare...A place to
adult structured activities and exciting
continuous provision experiences that learn, A place to play,
engage children, develop their
curiosity and promote their learning
A place to grow...’
Our Provision
Little Nursery
‘Little Nursery’
was given its
name by the children; we provide care for that the children can gain a more real
children aged from 9 months- up to 3 approach to the world in which we live.
years of age. Little Nursery has gone from We also love providing lots of ‘loose parts’
strength to strength over the last few years for the children to explore rather than
and our wonderful, dedicated, typical toys.
hardworking team of professional early
years educators continually strive to ‘Rhythms of the day’- Daily Nursery
ensure that our setting is full of awe, Routine:
wonder and curiosity for all of the children We understand the importance of
in our care. We offer a curious, stimulating children’s daily rhythms and routines
and vibrant atmosphere for all of our We aim to follow the routines of all our
children to access. children from home.
The neutral Each child has their own bag which
spaces within contains their own bedding for sleep and
our rest times.
environment We have time to play independently or as
are calm and a group and one to one with an adult.
relaxing, this Mealtimes are an important part of our
helps the learning, staff and children sit together
children to during these special times. We strive to
settle with teach the children to be independent life
ease and long learners.
focus on the
all important Sleep and Nap Times:
aspect of Each child has their own sleep mat,
play. We know blanket and sheet for rest times. Sheets
from research can be brought from home if you prefer.
and our own experiences that children Comforters should be named where
develop more quickly when they are not possible, dummies’ and soothers should be
distracted by bright colours and over in a plastic named plastic box.
stimulation. Our setting is designed to fully Items will be sterilised as and when
maximise this. needed.
Staff are keen Baby milk powder and bottles should be
on using ideas brought in from home.
from Hygge,
Wonderlust
and The
Curiosity
Approach all
who promote
awe and
wonder.
We focus on
the world
around us and
the ever changing seasons. We closely
follow the interests of our children to plan
for their own individual learning, we then
Snack and Meal Times:
provide enhancements in their play and
Mealtimes are a lovely social event
introduce new ideas in which to do things
throughout the day, low chairs, tables and
as well as extending on the children’s ever
high chairs means that all of the children
growing vocabulary.
can sit together.
We have recently added more authentic
Snack is 10am and 2pm, and lunch is
real items from home into our provision so
given at 12pm; we are able to offer a
school meal or a packed lunch from age groups of children have direct access
home. to our outdoor space.
The children help themselves to snack, We have a wonderful vegetable patch
and learn to pour their own drinks using that the children help to plant, care for
glass jugs and small beakers to develop and harvest. During spring we plant seeds
their own self-help skills. Children and then in the autumn we harvest our
independently choose if they would like to vegetables and fruits; we make soup,
drink milk or water. We are registered with blackberry pie and lots of other very
‘free school milk’ and we also receive free yummy things.
fruit from the government. All children are We love exploring our village and local
encouraged to wash their hands before community, learning all about the area in
snack. At which we live, you will often see us walking
lunch time in the village.
we set up the
snack table, Settling in and Visits to Nursery:
the children We will welcome you to visit nursery with
are your child, settling in sessions will begin
encouraged slowly to ensure that it is smooth and
to help seamless not only for your child but for you,
themselves the parent too.
to food when First visit- With Parents
possible and Second Visit- Child stays without parents
use a knife for 30 minutes.
and fork Third Visit- Child stays for 1 hour without
correctly. parents.
Fourth session- Child to begin their nursery
Dietary care sessions
requirements will be followed at all times,
please ensure you complete this part on This can be done in one week or 3 weeks
the registration form. We may ask families depending on nursery numbers and staff
to provide aspects of foods that we may availability, we will tailor your settling in
not tend to buy regularly. A letter from sessions according to you and your child.
your Doctor would also be useful for our
documentation. Telephone calls and emails will be sent
throughout the session.
Our setting is ‘nut
free’ that means Key Person Approach
that we do not Each child has their own unique and
have any nuts dedicated key person. Your child’s
within the setting, key person will help your child
please ensure you become familiar with the setting and
do not send nuts in help make him/ her feel safe and
your child’s snacks confident within. A key person works
and packed with a small number of children,
lunches’. giving them reassurance to feel safe
and cared for and building
Freedom to move relationships with you, their parents.
between indoors We also give children as second key
and outside person to cover absences etc.. As we
Children quickly are a small staff team children
become confident recognise their carers faces really
and independent well.
when they have
the freedom to move from indoors to Prices: - 9am- 3pm, days and sessions can
outside spaces to make their own choices. be extended from 7.30am- 5.30pm
Our setting is designed to ensure that all
Children Full day Half day care: Superstar Moments:
aged 0- 2 care: £28 £14 We use Superstar moments to record
years (9am- (9am- 12pm, special times in the your child’s learning
3pm) 12pm- 3pm) such as using the toilet, counting, writing,
Children Full day Half day care: and using lots of new words.
aged 2- 3 care: £24 £12 We send these homes often and use them
years (9am- (9am- 12pm, in your child’s journal and special
3pm) 12pm- 3pm) moments on display.
Learning Journals: Ratio’s:
Each of our children will have their own Ratio of adult: children vary dependent on
very unique learning journal observing age; we at Dawn till Dusk Childcare ensure
special times in their learning and that ratios are followed at all times and
development in which practitioners share during each session. At least 2 members of
with parents and carers. Photographs, staff are in attendance at any one time,
learning stories and the children’s voice All staff will have been checked by the
will be used to document key moments in Disclosure and Barring service. All staff hold
their play. relevant paediatric first aid certificates
Families are welcome to look in their and food hygiene certificates.
child’s learning journal at any time. We will We follow this ratio at all times;
also share these with you at parent
evenings - we love to have lots of Children aged 0- 2 years 3 : 1 adult ratio
comments from our parents! Children aged 2-3 years, 4: 1 adult ratio
Children aged 3 ± years 8: 1 adult ratio
Parent’s Evenings:
We hold termly parents evenings or
workshops for our families. We carry out 2
year olds integrated reviews with you and
your child’s health visitor within the setting.
Tapestry:
Children will have their own unique login where
staff will record children key moments in their
learning and development and can be instantly
shared with parents at home. Assessments and
reports will also be sent out using this app. This is a
new venture for us in 2021 and we are very Wrap Around Care
excited! We offer wrap around care and additional
hours of childcare within a unique area
attached to the school.
Dawn till Dusk provides breakfast and after
school care for those children who attend Afterschool Club
Middleton-in-Teesdale Primary School. We Afterschool care is available from 3pm
are open from 7.30am every morning and until 5.30pm; Children are registered right
close at 5.30pm. Sessions will need to be away at 3pm; a light snack is prepared for
pre booked using a booking form given the children around 3.15pm. Parents can
out prior to the next term. We cannot send in a packed tea if they so wish.
guarantee a place will be available on Children have free access to the activities
the day. and resources on offer; planning is in
Nursery sessions can also be extended place however can change to
during these times to allow your child’s incorporate the children interests...
nursery care to extend into mornings and Some activities may include craft
afternoons. activities, model making, baking, drama,
team games, board games and jigsaws
Breakfast Club: The children can enjoy a and also use of our Wii and Ipads. We also
healthy nutritious breakfast to start their have free access to our secure outdoor
day. Which may include toast, a selection area as well as the school hall, playground
of cereals, fresh fruit, egg- boiled or and sensory garden.
scrambled, yoghurts and on occasions
bacon sandwiches. Fresh fruit juice is Wrap Around Care
available as well as fresh milk and water. Wrap around care is provided in the
Children are freely able to access the schools foundation stage unit for those
resources on offer and can play as they children who already undertake their free
wish. Those children who start school leave 15 hours. Wrap around care offers families
to go to their classroom at around 8.45am. the opportunity to access additional
Any information that parents/ carers have childcare if needed during mornings,
passed on to us will be given to your afternoons or full day care within ‘big
child’s teacher prior to them going to their nursery’. Lunch cover for 1 hour is also
classrooms. available. The children will continue to
carry out the same routines and will not
know any difference. It is an excellent way
in gradually building up the hours when
your child eventually starts school.
Why not extend your child’s
nursery day to suit your own
working pattern?
Nursery Care is available
A parent’s guide to the EYFS; ‘what to
from 7.30am- 5.30pm for all expect, when?’ is available at nursery or
you can visit www.foundationyears.org.uk
children within our setting! for more information. It gives information
on activities and things you can do at
Don’t just take our word for it home according to your child’s age and
stage of development.
This is what Ofsted and our families have to say about us…
Parents “It is a brilliant little Thank you so
much for looking
setting, my son has made
after ‘my child’
lots of new friends and the and making his
girls are great with him. time at Little
Lots of one to one learning Nursery special.
“I am so proud of how well
my son has settled into
“I think Little Nursery, his talking
Little “I didn’t realise how much you do has really come on. He
Nursery with the children we are so lucky runs down the drive every
having this facility in our area.” morning and ask to come
is a
great to nursery at the
place to weekend!”
be!”
“You girls are with your weight in
gold. I wish my daughter could
stay in Little Nursery forever!
Thank you for your support and
making nursery a fun and happy
place.”
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Ofsted “All children make good progress from their “Qualified and
In our last Ofsted starting points. They quickly become experienced staff
inspection (May confident and inquisitive learners. They learn establish strong
2018), they said… skills needed for their next stage in their relationships with
learning and eventual move on into school.” children and their
families”.
“Staff work “Children thrive in
closely with a the outdoor area”. “Children are supported
range of to become independent
professionals
learners”’
to ensure they
are
successfully To see a copy of our full Ofsted report “Children
meeting the please ask a member of staff or visit are
needs of https://reports.ofsted.gov.uk/ and extremely
Summary of our policies children”. and
search for ‘Dawn till Dusk Childcare’.
involved in
the local
procedures community.”
A full copy of our policies and procedures are Please give details on allergies,
intolerances or dietary requirements. We
available within the setting upon request.
will need you to complete a care plan for
your child.
Registration Any medication should only be given to a
All families must complete a registration child if it is prescribed by a doctor or
form prior to your child attending our pharmacist; please ensure if your child
setting, please update any details as and needs an inhaler or Epi- pen that there is a
when they change. spare to keep at nursery.
On arrival to the setting we ask that all
children are accompanied by an adult.
Fees and Parental Contracts: The registration form constitutes a contract
Dawn till Dusk Childcare is a non- profit between the parent/ carer and Dawn till
making organisation and all monies Dusk Childcare. This requires the name,
received are put back into the company telephone numbers and addresses of all
to pay staff and maintain the quality of persons authorised to collect your child.
the provision. On a term- time only basis. This can be used in the event of an
Fees will be charged per child, per session emergency. Staff must be informed
on a monthly basis. Payment must be immediately of any changes. If there are
made within 10 working days from the any changes to the daily arrangements
date on the invoice. please inform a member of staff. In an
Nursery sessions are invoiced one month emergency we ask for a telephone call to
in advance. It is imperative that fees are inform us of the changes.
paid on time. The company reserves the At no time while a child is attending the
right to refuse entry to the setting due to setting will he or she be allowed to leave
non-payment of fees. the premises with anyone other than the
parent/ carer or authorised person(s)
All parents/ carers must complete and sign stated on the registration form.
a contract before your child can attend
the setting, the contract is attached to the Behaviour: A positive behaviour policy is in
registration document’s. A copy will be place. Both staff and children are
sent home. encouraged to work together in the
Cancellations: development of acceptable behaviour
All parents/ carers must give the setting roles. We aim to model a positive role at all
one month’s written notice of any times and encourage and praise good
cancellations or changes to the behaviour within the setting. We actively
attendance, if you do require any discourage any forms of aggressive or
changes please let us know and we will do unacceptable forms of behaviour and will
our upmost to accommodate your always speak to parents and carers if an
preferences. incident is to occur. At no time will bullying
be tolerated within the setting.
Sickness
If your child is absent through sickness
please let a member of staff know Health & Safety
immediately. Cancellations after 10.30am A daily risk assessment is carried out prior
will be subject to fees being payable, to each session, which works alongside a
exceptional circumstances will be monthly risk assessment carried out by the
understood. Please see the illness advice manager. A practice fire drill is carried out
and exclusion list within the pack. By and recorded at least once a term. Dawn
following the guidelines it prevents the till Dusk Childcare operates a strict no
spread of infection to staff and other smoking policy. Staff are aware of health
children. If your child becomes ill whilst in and safety issues that may arise from time
the setting we will contact you to time; they will deal with them
immediately. However in the event of an accordingly. A health and safety policy is
emergency we will seek medical fully in place, and staff are aware and
attention. understand the content.
Holidays Belongings and personal property
If your child is absent from the setting due Dawn till Dusk Childcare recognises that
to holiday arrangements, please let a some children have comfort toys and
member of staff know so that we can bring them along to the setting. Children
record it. You will not be charged for the are asked not to bring money or valuables
sessions if notice is given. to the setting, if this cannot be avoided all
valuables should be handed to a member
Handover arrangements of staff for safekeeping. However pleasebe aware that we are unable to accept ratios and at least one member of staff
any responsibility for loss or damage to holding a first aid certificate. A portable
belongings and personal property. first aid kit and relevant personal
information will be carried at all times. A list
Partnership with Parents/ carers of adults and children will be left in the
Dawn till Dusk Childcare is committed to school office in case of an emergency.
positive working in partnership with all our Staff will have a mobile phone with them
parents and carers. A comments/ at all times.
suggestion form is available upon request, Parent/carers will be asked to complete
all comments/ suggestion will be greatly the relevant consent forms well in
received. Regular newsletters will be advance of the trip/ outing, and will
distributed and notice boards kept up to receive the following information:
date in order to keep you informed. We -Destination and nature of the trip/ outing
operate an open door policy and would -Transport and arrangements’
like you to feel free to approach us with -Person(s) in charge and who to contact in
any worries or concerns you may have. case of an emergency
We also offer stay and play sessions half -Necessary equipment the child will need
termly where parents are invited to come -Departure and approximate return times
and play at the session. We use Super star
moments for parents/carers to complete Payments for outings and visits will be
and share with nursery their child’s super charged in addition to the sessional fee.
star learning at home; this then informs the We will endeavour to keep costs to an
setting’s planning and is inputted into the absolute minimum.
child’s journal.
Confidentiality
Accidents and Illnesses Confidentiality with regards to every child
In the event of a child becoming poorly or and their families within Dawn till Dusk
having an accident whilst attending the Childcare will be maintained at all times.
setting, the parent/ carer with be
contacted immediately. If you cannot be Equal Opportunities
contacted, the authorised person(s) on Dawn till Dusk Childcare operates within
the list in the registration form will be the equal opportunities framework at all
contacted. times. We believe that no child, individual
In the event of a minor accident, the first or family should be excluded from the
aider will attend to the child in setting on grounds of age, gender,
accordance with any medical instructions sexuality, ethnic origin, religion, culture,
given on the registration form. In the event belief, class disability, colour or family
of a more serious incident, the status. We will ensure that our service is
parent/carer will be contacted and the fully inclusive in meeting the needs of all
child will be taken by a member of staff to children and their families.
the doctor’s surgery or accompanied by a
member of staff to hospital. An incident Complaints
form will be completed. All complaints must be discussed with
either the Manager (Gemma Wallace) or
Medication Deputy Managers (Lucy Grieves) within
Medication will only be given to your child the setting or by calling 01833 640382 and
on the completion of the relevant form ask to be transferred to Dawn till Dusk. We
and signed by yourself. will pay careful attention to your needs
PLEASE NOTE: We only administer medicine and wishes in order to deal with your
that is prescribed by the Doctor and all complaint as quickly as possible in order to
medicine must be clearly labelled with the reach an agreeable outcome. Our
child’s name intention is to work in partnership with
parents and carers and welcome
Outings and Visits suggestions on how to improve our
All trips away from the setting will be provision at any time.
supervised with the correct adult: childIf you are not happy with the outcome of
your complaint you are entitled to contact Our child protection and safeguarding
OFSTED on the address or telephone lead is Gemma Wallace, our second child
number below quoting reference number; protection and safeguarding lead is Lucy
EY274336 Grieves. Our safeguarding Director is Mr
Ofsted Julian Robinson.
Piccadilly Gate SEND; Our Special Educational Needs Co-
Store Street Ordinator (SenCo) is Lucy Grieves.
Manchester
M1 2WD
If you have any concerns please do not
Telephone: 0300 123 1231 hesitate to contact her. All information will
Email: enquires@ofsted.gov.uk remain confidential.
Website: http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/ If you do have any concerns or queries,
please do not hesitate to talk with our
team, we offer an open door policy at all
Safeguarding your children at Dawn till times.
Dusk Childcare
Dawn till Dusk Childcare has a duty to Security
protect all children in their care and keep The security and welfare of your child is
them safe from any harm. Every child paramount to us. Our setting is designed
deserves the opportunity to learn and so that no one can enter, all doors are
develop in an environment that is both fobbed access and these are only carried
safe and secure. Through following the by members of the staffing team. Visible
requirements of the Early Years Foundation windows allow us to see who is entering
Stage, we ensure to offer an enabling the property. When you leave your child
environment for children, where risks are with us you can do so with the confidence
minimised and well managed and that they are safe, secure and cherished.
children are protected from harm and
abuse. We have a duty to act on any
concerns that we may encounter with the
children in our care. It may be necessary
for us to contact other professionals to
carry out this duty; your permission will be
required to do this. If we have any
concerns we will discuss them with you,
the conversation will be documented and
you will be asked to comment and sign. If
we are satisfied the discussion has solved
our concerns, we will file the incident form
confidentially. However if there is still cause
for concern we may need to refer the
Initial Response Team who will advise us on
our next steps.
Our staff are here to work alongside you
and can offer and support, advice or any
support you may need.
Childcare Provision Times and Prices
Updated September 2020
Little Nursery-
Children under 2 years oldSession Price: 9am- 12pm or 12pm- 3pm = £14
Full Day: 9am- 3pm = £28
Lunchtime hour- £4 per hour plus a school lunch if required currently priced at
£2.05
2- 3 year olds
Session Price: 9am- 12pm or 12pm- 3pm = £12
Full Day: 9am- 3pm = £24
Lunchtime hour- £4 per hour plus a school lunch if required currently priced at
£2.05
Wrap Around sessions for 3-4 year olds in the adjoining school’s Foundation
Stage Unit- £12 per session (9am- 12pm or 12pm- 3pm)
Lunchtime hour- £4 per hour plus a school lunch if required currently priced at
£2.05
Out of School Care for children aged 0- 11 years
After School Club: £2 per every half an hour
3- 3.30pm- £2
To book a session
3-4pm- £4
please speak to a
3-4.30pm- £6 member of the
3-5pm- £8 Dawn till Dusk Team.
Or when
3- 5.30pm- £10 telephoning please
Breakfast Club choose option ‘3’
on the telephone
7.30am- 9.00am- £5.008.15am- 9.00am- £2.5o
menu for Dawn till
Dusk Childcare.
Medical Information
Taken from Guidance on infection control in school and
other childcare settings by Public Health England.
Rashes and skin infections Exclusion Time
Athlete’s foot None
Chickenpox Until all vesicles have crusted over
Cold sores NoneGerman measles (rubella)* Four days from onset of rash
Hand, foot and mouth None
Impetigo Until lesions are crusted and healed, or 48
hours after commencing antibiotic treatment
Measles* Four days from onset of rash
Molluscum contagiosum None
Ringworm Exclusion not usually required
Roseola (infantum)
Scabies Child can return after first treatment
Household and close contacts require
treatment
Scarlet fever Child can return 24 hours after commencing
appropriate antibiotic treatment
Slapped cheek None once rash has developed
Shingles Exclude only if rash is weeping and cannot
be covered Can cause chickenpox in those
who are not immune
Warts and verrucae Non
Diarrhoea and vomiting illness
Diarrhoea and/or vomiting 48 hours from last episode of diarrhoea or
vomiting
E. coli O157 VTEC* Typhoid* [and Should be excluded for 48 hours from the last
paratyphoid*] (enteric fever) Shigella* episode of diarrhoea Further exclusion may
(dysentery) be required for some children until they are
no longer excreting Further exclusion is
required for young children under five and
those who have difficulty in adhering to
hygiene practices Children in these
categories should be excluded until there is
evidence of microbiological clearance.
Cryptosporidiosis Exclude for 48 hours from the last episode of
diarrhoea
Respiratory infections
Flu (influenza Until recovered
Tuberculosis Requires prolonged close contact for spread
* (pertussis)
Whooping cough 48 hours from commencing antibiotic
treatment, or 21 days from onset of illness if
no antibiotic treatment
Other infections
Conjunctivitis None
Diphtheria Exclusion is essential
Glandular fever None
Head lice None Treatment is recommended only in
cases where live lice have been seen
Hepatitis A* Exclude until seven days after onset of
jaundice (or seven days after symptom onset
if no jaundice)
Hepatitis B*, C, HIV/AIDS None are bloodborne viruses that are not
infectious through casual contact. For
cleaning of body fluid spills. SEE: Good
Hygiene Practice Meningococcal
Meningococcal meningitis*/ septicaemia* Until recovered Some forms of
meningococcal disease are preventable by
vaccination (see immunisation schedule).There is no reason to exclude siblings or other
close contacts of a case.
Meningitis due to other bacteria Until recovered Hib
and pneumococcal meningitis are
preventable by vaccination. There is no
reason to exclude siblings or other close
contacts of a case
Meningitis viral* None Milder illness There is no reason to
exclude siblings and other close contacts of
a case.
MRSA None Good hygiene, in particular
handwashing and environmental cleaning,
are important to minimise any danger of
spread
Mumps* Exclude child for five days after onset of
swelling
Threadworms None
Tonsillitis NoneYou can also read
