The time when a pupil with diabetes starts school is very challenging for parents and carers, who have to learn how to trust teachers, school staff and their own child when it comes to diabetes management. You, however, might be worried and overwhelmed with the demands of diabetes too. It is very normal to feel anxious, nervous, and afraid. Therefore, good preparations and communication between the school staff and parents/carers could help to reduce the feeling of uncertainty.
Below are some tips – just click on the link for further information. We hope you will find it helpful!
What is Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes at School: Inclusion and Mental Wellbeing
What can Schools do to Support a pupil with Diabetes?
Non – Teaching Support for the Pupil with Diabetes
Hypoglycaemia/Low Blood Glucose : What you need to know
Hyperglycaemia/High Blood Glucose: What you need to know
