Had to treat my ds for nits AGAIN last night, 3rd time since term started, treated only las tuesday, then had them again yesterday. We do all the precautions at home, use teatree oil on his hair, changed his bed, the lot.
Anyway I asked teacher this morning about why, when it is obviously a major problem in his class, they can't check the children and point things out to offending parents. Apparently there isn't the funding for checks (although they've just had a professionally built garden job, and are putting new fencing round inside a perfectly good chain link fence).
Anyway, my childminder, who is an NNEB, has a CRB check certificate, and helps out at the school nursery when they are short staffed, says she will volunteer her time to go in and check the children (she's an expert at bug spotting by now).
How would you put this to the headteacher?
I have the impression that the offer might not be welcomed.
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Head lice checks at school
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Easy · 03/02/2005 10:42
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