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Demands grow for nationwide school staff training on epilepsy
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) · Google News - UK Health ·
Representative image · PexelsUPDATE - follow-up to 'Grace is proof all schools need epilepsy training' - BBC: Pressure is mounting to make epilepsy training mandatory for all schools. Experts and advocates point out that proper training is vital to keep students safe. Schools currently lack uniform guidelines on how to handle medical emergencies involving seizures. Campaigners argue that every teacher and staff member should know basic first aid steps for epilepsy. This push follows earlier reports highlighting urgent gaps in student health support across educational institutions.
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