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As Threadworms are highly contagious, it is important to treat when it occurs. Threadworms primarily affect young children,
therefore schools are in a prime position to take action in this area.
Johnson & Johnson Pacific Pty Limited is pleased to bring you a suggested Schools Action Plan. It consists of using education materials for teachers and
parents to help solve the problem of Threadworms. It includes materials to send home with students PLUS special advertisements
for placement in your school newsletter to discuss symptoms of Threadworms.
Each of the materials has been designed to be viewed on screen then printed off for further reference and distribution to families within your school.
Each item below is accompanied by a brief description, to help you decide whether it's what you need.
To view these files click on the icon. The files will open in Adobe Acrobat reader (if you do not have this program installed
click here).
To print these files click the printer icon on the top left of the Adobe tool bar. To go back to the site,
click the back button on your browser, at the top left of your screen.
SCHOOL NEWSLETTER ADVERTISEMENT
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An advertisement ready for insertion into your school newsletter to advise parents as to how they can tackle the problem of Threadworms.
(Download size: 229KB approximate 40 sec/56k modem) |
CONSUMER LEAFLET
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Helpful advice on identifying a Threadworm problem and how to resolve it.
(Download size: 258KB approximate 15 sec/56k modem) |
PARENTAL ADVICE LETTER
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Pre-written letter reminding parents to be on the lookout for Threadworms.
It advises parents what to look for to tell if their child is infected and what steps to take.
(Download size: 50KB approximate 8 sec/56k modem) |
Q & A SHEET
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Many frequently asked questions with answers summarised in an A4 sheet.
(Download size: 104KB approximate 20 sec/56k modem) |
ACTION TIP:
Save paper when sending notes home with students by photocopying the Q&A sheet onto the back of the Parental Advice Letter.
For assistance or further information on access and use of these free materials, contact freecall 1800 778 640.
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