September 2020 First Aid Room Report
( One of the monthly reports by Mrs. Anne Mwangi, School Nurse )
Once again I take this opportunity to write the report with a grateful heart to God for His continued presence and assurance in our day to day activities, I choose to commit my ways to Him that He may make my paths straight. We all looked forward with great expectations to have our students back to school especially our candidates but it never came to pass. Our faith remains in God who has kept us all safe and secure during this trying moment of the pandemic, we know He has a good plan for us all.
Highlights of the month
As an institution we have continued to observe the MOH COVID 19 Prevention Protocol in our workplace. Wearing of face masks, hand sanitation and maintenance of physical distance has become our norm.
The school has also provided two cloth masks for all the staff members who are coming to work, soap and water at every designated point and relevant posters displaying COVID 19 Prevention messages are in place.
All visitors coming to our offices are also reminded to wear masks before entry to any room and this has been well adopted.
As an institution we have continued to observe the MOH COVID 19 Prevention Protocol in our workplace. Wearing of face masks, hand sanitation and maintenance of physical distance has become our norm.
The school has also provided two cloth masks for all the staff members who are coming to work, soap and water at every designated point and relevant posters displaying COVID 19 Prevention messages are in place.
All visitors coming to our offices are also reminded to wear masks before entry to any room and this has been well adopted.
I attended a training by AMREF University on – Empowering Healthcare workers to combat Covid 19 Pandemic. It was a very eye opening training. The units covered; History of Pandemic, Transmission dynamics, Infection prevention and control, Home-based care and Isolation Response and Effects to Covid-19 in various countries. The training was free, am awaiting the certificate which is to be issued after paying fifty US dollars to AMREF University.
The construction work to provide hand wash basins for the pit latrines has begun and this is a step in ensuring good hand hygiene as the schools prepare for re-opening.
*Updates to the staff members in our school will be made during a scheduled staff meeting, our children have continually been sensitized during their online lessons and now they are coping well with the COVID situation at home.