A written policy for supporting students with medical conditions
The policy should explain what your school has in place to make sure students with medical conditions are safe and included.
Your rights at school
Back to Your educationWhat should my school have in place to support me?
There are various things your school should put in place to support you.
An Individual Healthcare Plan (IHP)
Your IHP should include information about your epilepsy including seizures types, how you manage your epilepsy and how it affects you. It should also include what to do in an emergency.
Training for school staff
Any members of staff who will be supporting you should receive appropriate training.
More information and tools to help you navigate school, college and university with epilepsy
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Back to school checklist
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University and further education
Explore guidance and resources for students with epilepsy transitioning to further education, from managing health to academic success.
Will epilepsy affect my learning?
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The Channel
A space for young people, aged 13+, who are living with epilepsy, for them to share, learn and find support.