Next year half of schools will have a nurse who will go to provide care

Administering insulin to a diabetic student or changing a gastric button are needs that teachers or school assistants at schools and institutes often have to manage. These are tasks for which many have no training and which generate insecure situations for families and also for the teachers who have to manage these types of cases. Now, however, in some educational centers these episodes will be reduced, as the Government has announced that next year half of schools and institutes – public and private – will have a nurse who will come to the center to provide care. This does not mean that each school will have a nurse permanently, but rather that the same professional will be responsible for this task in several schools and institutes in the area in a programmed manner. The forecast is that this Education and Health program will reach all centers in the 2027-2028 academic year.

Next year half of schools will have a nurse who will go to provide care

Source

You might also wanna read

Nursing Education: Beyond Textbooks and Training - Key Skills for Long-Term Care Nurses Not Taught in School

5 ways schools have shifted in 5 years since COVID-19

R. M. N� 285-2026-MINEDU.- Disponen la implementaci�n y ejecuci�n de la Evaluaci�n Nacional de Logros de Aprendizaje de Estudiantes 2026 (ENLA 2026) para estudiantes de 4� y 6� grado de primaria, y de 2� grado de secundaria de instituciones educativas p�b

Birmingham's special educational needs services in crisis as demand surges and support lags

Países ricos criam novos vistos para atrair jovens qualificados após pandemia

DfE publishes KCSIE 2026 with mobile phone-free default and AI safeguarding rules

Comments