Are pads something worth keeping for students?

I saw a video where a teacher was talking about how she keeps pads in her cuboard for students incase they may have an accident or urgently need them.

Is that necessary or should school nurses and first aiders have all that

I'm sure this is something the medical room will have on hand. I've never had a student ask me.

I saw a video where a teacher was talking about how she keeps pads in her cuboard for students incase they may have an accident or urgently need them.

Is that necessary or should school nurses and first aiders have all that

I'd file under 'none of my business', if a teacher wants to help out a student discreetly with a cotton pad that's ok by me, seems a bit vindictive to demand someone in such stress march to the office to explain themselves or whatever.

You wouldn't send a child to a first aider or office for a tissue or paper towel would you? so why a pad? unless you just hated young girls which I suppose is possible?

im really confused about where this question has come from...what kind of pads are you talking about?

I'd file under 'none of my business', if a teacher wants to help out a student discreetly with a cotton pad that's ok by me, seems a bit vindictive to demand someone in such stress march to the office to explain themselves or whatever.

You wouldn't send a child to a first aider or office for a tissue or paper towel would you? so why a pad? unless you just hated young girls which I suppose is possible?

Some schools have policies that stipulate certain protocols be followed. Stop being so silly.

you're being silly.
if you want responses you need to be more specific...i have no idea what you're talking about.

I don’t see any school saying “protocol says they need to come ask the nurse if they urgently need or have had an accident”

Mandatory, no- necessary, possibly- good idea-definitely.

If it stops one girl from being embarrassed it’s worth it.
But you can always ask some of the teachers at your school.

Again. Look at the forum it’s posted in and stop being silly with your responses.

Some schools have policies that stipulate certain protocols be followed. Stop being so silly.

Some schools have policies that stipulate certain protocols be followed. Stop being so silly.

I've seen the thing you're talking about and I think it's a great idea. It's basically the setup our school nurse had, but I know some schools don't even have nurses, or they may feel embarrassed asking the nurse if they don't know them well (I spent most of my year 9 in her office lol). There's no reason why not really, and it would be good if people feel more comfortable going to their teacher, or even just grabbing something from the classroom at break or lunch.

I saw a video where a teacher was talking about how she keeps pads in her cuboard for students incase they may have an accident or urgently need them.

Is that necessary or should school nurses and first aiders have all that