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Last checked 20/05/2008
Peer support
Pupils should be encouraged to gain understanding of epilepsy in order to support fellow pupils with the condition. This could be done during a general health awareness or Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) session. Information suitable for pupils and sample lesson plans are available from Epilepsy Action. Download lesson plans and resources
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