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<blockquote data-quote="jopar" data-source="post: 334638" data-attributes="member: 11712"><p>John</p><p></p><p>Your safest bet is when you are face with a supply teacher or new teacher, have a quiet word with them at the beginning of the lesson, explain you are a diabetic, and may need to eat during the lesson to avoid a diabetic hypo...</p><p></p><p>Sorry but I can't see how in a secondary school that teachers let alone supply teachers can remember what medical condition any one child might suffer! In a primary school I can see that a teacher should know who has what has they teach the same pupils day in and day out..</p><p></p><p>As somebody who spent 15 years working in the care field, I can tell you what tick box's are all about...</p><p></p><p>Sadly as the unrealistic expectations and the increase of the suing culture... Paperwork is about the only thing that proves in a court of law that you are doing your job...</p><p></p><p>I left the care field several years ago now, purely because I was totally fed up, it wasn't the actually job that got me down I enjoyed that, even though I hated the paperwork side of it... What did it for me was the unrealistic expectations that I faced in and day out, by relatives who were basically looking for a way to sue you!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jopar, post: 334638, member: 11712"] John Your safest bet is when you are face with a supply teacher or new teacher, have a quiet word with them at the beginning of the lesson, explain you are a diabetic, and may need to eat during the lesson to avoid a diabetic hypo... Sorry but I can't see how in a secondary school that teachers let alone supply teachers can remember what medical condition any one child might suffer! In a primary school I can see that a teacher should know who has what has they teach the same pupils day in and day out.. As somebody who spent 15 years working in the care field, I can tell you what tick box's are all about... Sadly as the unrealistic expectations and the increase of the suing culture... Paperwork is about the only thing that proves in a court of law that you are doing your job... I left the care field several years ago now, purely because I was totally fed up, it wasn't the actually job that got me down I enjoyed that, even though I hated the paperwork side of it... What did it for me was the unrealistic expectations that I faced in and day out, by relatives who were basically looking for a way to sue you! [/QUOTE]
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