Yn dilyn y neges a anfonwyd ddoe ynghylch afiechyd, mae gennym achos clinigol o’r Dwymyn Goch.
Mae cyngor Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru yn nodi:
Ni ddylai plant neu oedolion sydd â symptomau anadlol fynd i’r ysgol nes eu bod yna ddim tymheredd ac eu bod nhw’n ddigon da i fynd yn ôl.
Ni ddylai plant neu oedolion sydd â dolur rhydd neu’n chwydu mynd i’r ysgol nes 48 awr wedi i’w symptomau gorffen.
Dylai plant neu oedolion sydd â’r Dwymyn Goch aros i ffwrdd o’r ysgol nes iddynt dderbyn 24 awr o wrthfiotig ac yn ddigon da i fynd.
Gofynnwn yn garedig i chi siarad gyda’ch plant am bwysigrwydd golchi dwylo am besychu a thisian gan guddio eu cegau/trwynau a defnyddio hances. Byddwn yn atgyfnerthu’r negeseuon yma yfory yn yr ysgol.
Further to the message sent yesterday regarding illness we have a clinical suspected case of Scarlet Fever.
Advice from Public Health Wales states:
Children or adults with respiratory symptoms should not attend school until they are free of fever and they are well enough to attend.
Children or adults with diarrhoea or vomiting should not attend school until 48 hours after their symptoms have resolved
Children or adults with scarlet fever should stay away from school until they have received 24 hours of antibiotics and they are well enough to attend
We ask that you talk to your child about the importance of washing their hands, remembering to cover their mouths/noses when coughing and sneezing and to use a tissue. We will reinforce this message in school tomorrow.