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wow .. good on you for the training !!

Personally not having dealt with anything similar, I would look to continue allowing the child to attend. There may be an allegation of exclusion if Parents felt unfairly treated.

The only problem I see with epilepsy if the fear of not knowing how to deal with it or namely a fit.

If everyone knows what a fit is, what form it takes and how to cope during one .. things should be fine.. I can see how awareness & complete exposure to everything epilepsy would help staff/management to overcome any worries they may have.

Is everything set for you to call parents and collect if after recovery the Child is too exhausted to stay ?

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