Hopefully, your child will remain in good health throughout their time at Epsom. However, if they do feel unwell or pick up an injury at any time, they will be well looked-after by the team of nurses at the College’s Medical Centre.
Illness outside of school
The Medical Centre is here for any child who becomes unwell at school. In all other instances, you should continue to refer to your family GP.
You should let the College know if your child has suffered any serious illness or accident away from College. Please email the Lower School, and a note from your Doctor would be appreciated. They will then ensure that the Medical Centre is informed as appropriate. In the case of an infectious disease, the College Doctor will decide if you can return to school.
Adrenaline pens & inhalers
If your child requires the use of an adrenaline pen or an inhaler, we require your child to keep the ‘instant access’ medication they need on their person, but to also have a clearly labelled spare set left at the Lower School Reception. You will be asked to complete a consent form and care plan for your child as appropriate, which will also be kept with Lower School and with the Medical Centre.
The Medical Centre does not require such student-specific medication to be kept in the Medical Centre as they have their own emergency stock of Adrenaline pens and Salbutamol inhalers.
Medical Staff
Medical Officers
- Dr S Johnson, MBBS BSc (Hons) MRCS MRCGP
- Dr K A Bryce BSc, MRCP, MRCGP, DCH DFFP
- Dr Heather Carr-White, BSc, MBBS, MRCGP, DCH, DRCOG, DFFP
Nurses
- Mrs J Braid, RGN
- Mrs C Hendon, RCN, BSc
- Mrs M Kabra, RCN
- Mrs J McGuire, RGN
- Mrs L Swartfigure, RCN, AdvDip BSc
- Mrs J Wales, RGN
Healthcare Assistant
- Miss L Beyer
Nurse Manager
- Miss Hannah Farish, RGN, AdvDip BMedSci
School Counsellors
- Ms A Allen BSc (UCL), PGCE (Sussex), MACP (UEL)
- Ms S Figgieri, MSc, MA, BSc (University of Southampton)
Physiotherapist
- Mr C Keevil MCSP, HCPC