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Parents should never be made to feel obliged to attend school to administer the medication to the child themselves. If a child refuses to take their medication, the school cannot use force. The parents should be informed so that alternative options can be considered.
Consent to treatment means a person must give permission before they receive any type of medical treatment, test or examination.
Schools can only administer medication which is in its original container and is clearly labelled. For prescription medication the label must have been printed by the dispensing pharmacy with the medication's name, child's name and details, GP's name, date of issue, dosage and instructions and expiry date.
Medicines should only be given in school when it is necessary and essential to a child's health or school attendance. Medicines should not be given on an ongoing basis, unless prescribed by a doctor.