To ensure the safety and wellbeing of all our pupils and staff members, we have a medical clinic.
Parents should note that prior to your child starting at the school, you must have completed and returned the medical form detailing any allergies or illnesses that your child(ren) may have. The medical clinic will attend to any injuries or illness- es but sometimes we need to contact the pupil' s parent or guardian, so it is vital that we always have your current contact details.
If your child becomes ill during school hours, you will be contacted and asked to collect your child. If your child has sustained a minor injury, we will contact you by telephone and/or email, depending on the severity. In more serious cases of injury that require hospital treatment, we will ask you to either collect your child and take them to the hospital or, if required in an emergency, to meet one of the nurses with your child at a local hospital. If you wish for your child to be taken to a particular hospital, it is the responsibility of the parent to take the child there and not the responsibility of the school.
Contact information:
Clinic at main building (for Primary/Junior High pupils):
+86 513 81089120
Clinic at Early Years building (for Early Years pupils):
+86 513 81089121
Clinic at boarding house (for boarders):
+86 513 81089122
Email address: nurse.han@hibaacadmy.org

If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the care of the school, we will attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, should we be unable to contact you in the event of an emergency, parents have authorised (Medical Form) the Master has the authority to consent on their
behalf to the pupil receiving emergency medical treatment recommended by a doctor, including general or local anesthetic, operation or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us that you object to blood transfusions).
In addition, should it be necessary for the school to arrange for your child to see a doctor, it will be the parents' responsibility to ensure that their child(ren) has adequate insurance or to pay for the medical costs.