Life on Campus
At CPF Metn, the Health Department is composed of two qualified and certified professionals:
The school nurse is approached by various members of the educational community (administration, teaching staff, parents, health specialists) to assess students' health needs (physical, mental, and social well-being) and to contribute to their education for better social and professional integration. Medical confidentiality is a top priority for all health professionals, including the school nurse.
She plays a role in listening, screening, and medical follow-up for each student.
She provides first aid in case of health issues or accidents that occur at school. She informs the parents and, if necessary, refers them to appropriate medical facilities.
In the case of temporary illnesses, she may supervise the administration of medical treatments (only with a valid medical prescription).
For students with chronic illnesses or allergies, she monitors their health and sets up Individualized Healthcare Plans (PAI) to define the medical condition and the procedures to follow in case of emergency.
Health education, including prevention and health promotion, plays a very important role in the nurse’s responsibilities.
The school nurse regularly undergoes continuing training to stay up to date.
Collaboration with parents and the details provided in the medical information form are essential for proper care of the children.
The infirmary is open from Monday to Friday, 7:40 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
The school nurse is also available during extra-curricular activity hours.
To ensure that medical information is always up to date, please update it on Eduka.
Her mission is to support the psychological well-being and socialization of students to help them succeed in their learning, and to prevent risks of disengagement or dropping out of school. Through her expertise, she contributes to the academic success of all students.
The psychologist uses her skills to support teaching teams in fostering students’ interest and motivation. She works with students experiencing learning difficulties.
She helps analyze individual student situations in close collaboration with families and teachers. She uses specific tools and methods adapted to each student’s situation: interviews, observations, assessments, etc.
The school psychologist is present at the school on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays during school hours.