What is due this morning?
The medication round shows what is due and what is coming, by pupil and by time, so the person administering works from the day's list rather than memory.
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Health / Medications
Know what is due, what was given and what needs attention
Manage medication rounds, stock, expiry, controlled drugs and allergies with a clear operational record and audit trail.
Health information is available only to authorised staff and supports, rather than replaces, the school's clinical procedures.
Questions for the working day
The questions this answers
What was given, and what was missed?
Each administration is recorded as given, missed or unavailable, with the date, time and who recorded it. A missed dose is visible rather than lost.
What about controlled drugs?
Controlled-drug movements carry the extra controls schools expect, including witness recording where it is required.
Are we about to run out?
Stock sits against a reorder threshold, and expiry dates are recorded with each medication, so running low or out of date shows on the list rather than in the moment.
Every capability has a purpose
Inside Medications
Each capability solves a distinct problem for pupils and staff. Explore the part your team needs and the work it supports.
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Medications
Plan and record medication administration with due times, outcomes and the required audit trail.
Part of the Medications workflow
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Controlled Drugs
Apply the additional stock, witness and audit controls required around controlled medication.
Part of the Medications workflow
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Allergy Register
Give authorised staff a dependable school-wide view of allergies and the support attached to them.
Part of the Medications workflow
Evidence in context
The round, accountable
The day's administration list, the record of what happened, and the stock position live together, so the question "did it happen?" has a place to be answered.
- Due, given, missed and unavailable as recorded states
- Witness recording on controlled-drug movements where required
- Stock against a reorder threshold, and expiry dates recorded
What changes when Medications is connected
The value of Medications is the route from current evidence to an accountable next step, with the people and context around the work kept visible.
A medication round run from a list, not from memory
Missed and unavailable doses that stay visible
Controlled-drug movements with the expected controls
The value of a connected school
Care with the pupil’s wider context in reach.
A first aid visit, care plan or medication round belongs to the same child the school teaches and supports every day.
SafeguardingIncidents, chronology & follow-up
SENDPlans & communication needs
Family communicationNotifications & follow-up
Health
Context for the next step
Student RadarFollow a connection to see what it makes possible
Relevant context, with access set by each staff member’s role and responsibilities. Staff decide the response.
Safeguarding + Health
A first aid record can inform a wider review
Authorised staff can consider relevant incidents alongside the pupil’s chronology. Repeated visits can prompt a closer look; staff decide whether a concern needs recording and what happens next.
Explore safeguardingSEND + Health
Prepare care around agreed support needs
Relevant pupil plans and communication strategies help authorised staff prepare care and follow-up around the child, with health and SEND responsibilities kept clear.
Explore SENDFamily communication + Health
Keep the family update with the care given
Parent notification status sits with first aid and medication records. Staff can see what was communicated and which follow-up still needs attention.
Explore family communication
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What is due, what was given and what is running low.