Head Lice

Head Lice 

Dear Parents,

As infestations are particularly common in primary schools, is best to choose a treatment that can be used over time. There is no single solution to eradication, only persistence.

We are experiencing many repeated cases of head lice in our classes.

Head Lice is a continual problem in schools and we ask you to check your child’s hair regularly, and if found treat them accordingly.

  • regularly check your children's hair
  • teach older children to check their own hair
  • tie back and braid long hair
  • keep a fine tooth head lice comb in the bathroom and encourage all family members to use it when they wash their hair.

Felix Bachmann

Principal

The facts

 

  • head lice are one of the most commonly reported health complaints from parents and teachers
  • anyone can catch head lice regardless of their age, sex, or how clean their hair is
  • head lice move from one person's head to another via direct contact with the hair
  • head lice do not survive long when they are off a human head
  • head lice do not live on furniture, hats, bedding or carpet
  • head lice have built up some resistance to head lice treatments




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Jindabyne Public School
Address:  Park Road Jindabyne NSW 2627
Phone:  02 6456 2346
Email:  jindabyne-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au
Web:  jindabyne-p.schools.nsw.gov.au





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