Your child’s school Health Plan contains health information and screening results. HPB says children receive a printed copy after completing school health screening, and parents can also access their child’s records through the HealthHub website or app.
For Punggol parents, begin by finding the plan for the correct child and checking the screening date. Read any referral information and the personalised Lifestyle Prescription so that the next action is clear.
HPB says the Health Plan is free and is updated during annual school health visits and relevant follow-ups. It is useful to keep the latest plan with appointment records rather than leaving the printed copy among school worksheets.
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Where can I find the plan?
The HPB guide to viewing the Health Plan describes the printed and digital routes and links to a video guide for HealthHub. Parents with more than one child can view their children’s records in the app.
If you cannot locate the information, use the help contact listed in HPB’s guide. Explain which child’s record and screening visit you are trying to find.
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What does it include?
HPB’s explanation of the Child Health Plan lists screening results, referral letters where needed, a Lifestyle Prescription and supporting resources.
Read the recommendations alongside the results. If a term or instruction is unclear, ask the healthcare team to explain what it means for your child.
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Why is there a lifestyle questionnaire?
HPB says the pre-screening questionnaire covers eating, activity, sleep and screen time. Staff also talk to the child about habits and interests when creating the plan.
Describe the child’s ordinary routine accurately. The information is more useful when it reflects typical school days and weekends rather than an ideal timetable.
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How should I organise follow-ups?
Make a note of any recommended appointment and the action needed to arrange it. Keep the plan accessible when speaking with the relevant clinic.
For a trip from Punggol, check the appointment’s actual location and reporting instructions. If school time is affected, coordinate the absence and collection arrangements with the school.
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How can our family use the plan?
Choose a manageable first action from the recommendations and discuss it calmly with your child. Agree which adult will help with appointments or changes to the home routine.
Keep questions for the next review in one place. This makes the plan a useful reference across school, home and follow-up visits without turning it into another performance target.
Information checked on 11 October 2026. Follow HPB’s current instructions and the guidance given for your child’s screening or appointment.
