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14 April, 2026 (10:30 am - 11:30 am)

The Role of the School Nurse

North East Child Protection Partnership are hosting “The Role of the School Nurse” Webinar. Followed by the opportunity to ask Questions.

This webinar will provide a platform for a conversational exchange about a pivotal health role that has evolved over the past few years.

A presentation from School Nursing Team Lead’s across Grampian will highlight the specialist health services they provide which focus on promoting health & wellbeing through partnerships with teachers and other health professionals. They offer targeted support for children and young people in line with Scottish Government priority pathways: Specialist school nursing: priority areas and pathways – gov.scot

Speakers:

Marion Baird-Friel, School Nurse Team Leader Moray
Kelly Jarvis, School Nurse Team Leader
Karen Goodwin, School Nurse
Leanne Smith, School Nurse (Child Protection)

Who is the webinar for? The webinar is intended for frontline workers such as, but not limited to:

Social Workers & Staff
Health Visitors
Pupil Support Assistants
Teachers
Early Years Staff
Head Teachers
Midwives
Social Workers in Training
Police
Nursery Staff
Youth Support staff
Residential Staff
Foster carers
Community Learning

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Date: 14 April, 2026
Time: 10:30 am - 11:30 am

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North East Child Protection Partnership

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