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Recommended minimum exclusion periods from school and preschool for children or staff with, or exposed
to, infectious diseases. Other diseases and exclusion periods not listed can be obtained from the school
office.
CONDITION
CASES
CONTACTS
Exclude until fully recovered or at least Any child with an immune deficiency (eg.
Chicken Pox
5 days after the eruption first appears.
Note - some remaining scabs are not an
indication for continued exclusion
Exclude until discharge from eyes has
ceased
Exclude until diarrhoea has stopped.
leukaemia or receiving chemotherapy) should be
excluded for their own protection. Otherwise
not excluded.
Not excluded
Exclusion not necessary
Exclude until all blisters have dried.
Not excluded
Not excluded
Exclude until receipt of a medical
certificate of recovery but not before 7
days after the onset of jaundice
Exclude if child cannot comply with
good hygiene practices while sores are
weeping. (Sores should be covered
with a dressing where possible).
Exclude until appropriate treatment has
commenced (sores on exposed surfaces
are to be covered with a water tight
dressing).
Exclude until well
Not excluded
Measles
Exclude for at least 4 days from the
appearance of rash
Meningitis
Exclude until well
Immunised contacts not excluded. Nonimmunised contacts should be excluded until 14
days after the first day of appearance of rash in
the last case. If non-immunised contact with the
index case, they may return to school
Not excluded
Meningococcal
infection
Exclude until carrier eradication
antibiotic course is completed.
Mumps
Exclude for at least 9 days after onset
of symptoms
Exclude until the day after treatment
has commenced
Varicells
Zoster
and
Herpes
Conjunctivitis
Acute Infectious
Diarrhoea
(campylobacter,
cryptosporidium, giardia,
rotavirus, salmonella,
shigella, intestinal
worms).
Glandular Fever
Hand, Foot & Mouth
Disease
Hepatitis A
Herpes
Cold Sores
Impetigo
School Sores
Influenza
and influenza-like illnesses
Bacterial
Ringworm, Scabies,
Padiculosis (Lice),
Trachoma
Rubella
German Measles
Whooping Cough
Pertussis
Exclude until fully recovered or for at
least 4 days after the onset of rash
Exclude for 21 days from onset or until
child has taken five days of a 10 day
course of antibiotics (erythromycin).
Not excluded
Not excluded
Not excluded
Not excluded
Not excluded. Close contacts should take
antibiotic (rifampicin). Public health authorities
will advise.
Not excluded
Not excluded
Not excluded. NOTE: Female staff of
childbearing age should ensure that their
immune status against rubella is adequate.
Exclude unimmunised household contacts aged
less than 7 years for 14 days after the last
exposure to infection or until they have received
5 days of a 14 day course of antibiotics.