Individual Health Care Planning

An individual health support plan must be developed for:

• Severe asthma, type 1 diabetes, epilepsy, and anaphylaxis
• Any student who is diagnosed as having a condition that may require an emergency response
• Any student who requires the administration of health support procedures (such as medication)

A Health Care Plan outlines the medical conditions a student has and details the necessary steps to manage these conditions while at school. This may include medication administration, emergency procedures, and other supports needed during school activities. These plans are essential for students with chronic conditions, allergies, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, or other health concerns that require regular monitoring or intervention.

By having an up-to-date Health Care Plan in place, we ensure that staff are prepared to respond effectively to your child’s health needs. It also allows us to create a safe and supportive environment, minimising risks and ensuring that your child can participate fully in school life.

The process starts with parents or carers completing the [Individual Health Care Planning form](https://education.nsw.gov.au/schooling/parents-and-carers/health-and-physical-care/health-care-procedures/individual-planning) and attaching any relevant emergency response plans. Once submitted, we will review the information and collaborate with health professionals as needed to finalise the plan.