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Registration

If you would like a place for your child at one of our Nurseries, please make an appointment and we'll gladly take the time to explain everything you need to know. You can make an appointment by phone or by using our contact form. We look forward to meeting you!

Phone

01275 872706 Bognor House Clevedon

01608 690626 Woodlands Moreton in Marsh

Email:

bognorhouse@abc123daycare.co.uk

woodlands@abc123daycare.co.uk

Registration Form Bognor House.doc
Microsoft Word document [105.0 KB]

What happens if my child is ill?

It's unavoidable that small children catch all kinds of minor infections. For a speedy recovery and to prevent the other children from falling ill, children who are unwell must stay at home. Only when the fever has subsided for a whole day should you return your child to the nursery. If the disease is infectious, we'll need a doctor's note confirming that your child is no longer contagious.

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Illness and Exclusion list

Ailment	Exclusion Period	Comments
Athlete’s Foot	None	Treatment is recommended
Chicken Pox	At least 5 days from the onset of a rash, all pox must be scabbed over before returning to nursery.
Cold Sores	None	Avoid contact with sores
German Measles	6 days from the onset of the rash	Immunisation is available
Hand, foot and Mouth	One week or until open lesions are healed.
Impetigo	Until all lesions are crusted and healed or 48 hours after starting antibiotics.
Measles	4 days from the onset of the rash	Immunisation is available
Ring worm	24 – 48 Hours	Treatment should be sought
Roseola	None	May be excluded if a member of the staff team is pregnant at the Managers discretion
Scabies	The child can return the day after the treatment has started.	Other members of the household will require treatment
Scarlet Fever	48 Hours after starting antibiotics	Treatment should be sought
Diarrhoea and vomiting	48 Hours from last episode
E.coli	48 Hours from last episode of diarrhoea	Maybe longer at Managers discretion
Typhoid	48 Hours from last episode	Maybe longer at Managers discretion
Cryptosporidiosis	48 Hours from last episode of diarrhoea
Flu	Until recovered and 24 hours after recovering from a high temperature
Tuberculosis	Consult your doctor
Whooping Cough	5 days from commencing antibiotics or 21 days from onset if no antibiotic treatment and child is recovered	Immunisation is available
Conjunctivitis	24 hours after treatment and when all discharge has stopped.
Diphtheria	Exclusion until cleared by Doctor
Head Lice	None	Treatment until clear

We are unable to administer Calpol or similar products unless prescribed by a
Doctor. Any prescribed medication must be taken for 48 hours before returning
to nursery, this is in case of any reactions or side effects to the medication.

What should my child wear to Nursery?

Clothing should be comfortable and practical: whilst we make every effort to protect the children’s clothing during messy activities, they do get dirty, so it is better not to send your child in their ‘Sunday best’! We would also ask you to supply a change of clothes, ‘just in case’. The children enjoy spending time outside in most weathers, so a coat is needed for cooler weather and sun cream and hats are required in summer. Please ensure that all clothing is marked with your child’s full name.

We ask that when we change your child into Nursery clothes that you
please return them to the Nursery.

Nappies & Toileting

If your child wears nappies we ask that you bring nappies, wipes and cream (if need) to each session in a named bag. When your child is ready we are more than happy to help with toilet training and it is helpful if spare clothes and shoes are brought. We support all children with personal care routines throughout our day.

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