The School Nursing team provides advice and support on the following: Children with additional needs and complex health needs Sleep Behaviour Child development Healthy lifestyles Eating concerns Toileting Alcohol, drugs and smoking Emotional and mental health issues Sexual health and relationships
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What is a School Nurse?
School nurses are registered nurses who have professional experience in supporting the health needs of all school aged children. They continue the work of the Health Visitor in promoting good health and prevention of illness in the school aged population. This is in line with the Department of Health ‘Healthy Child Programme’ The School Nursing team also work closely with a number of other community and voluntary sectors. These services include GP surgeries, Paediatricians, Schools, Early Help teams and other Sutton Health and Care partners.
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We work with parents and children from mid-pregnancy until your child attends school. We are all registered nurses or midwives who have also completed additional training in public health, which includes child development, infant feeding and nutrition, and child and family health.
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Essential Support for Under 25s
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If you or someone you live with is unwell but struggles to leave your home, our Home Visiting Service may be able to help.
