This letter, signed by Stephen Twigg MP, outlines DfES guidelines on school drug testing.
Letters from Agencies
Paruresis in the context of school drug testing: Letter from UKPA for DfES raising the issues
This letter from the UKPA asks the DfES how they accommodate paruretics in the context of school drug testing.
Paruresis in the context of school drug testing: General letter from UKPA to various parties
I'm contacting you as Chairman of the charity the UK Paruresis Association, which supports men and women who find it difficult or impossible to urinate in public. Our concern is not with the drug testing issue, but with the instruction to use urine testing. I don't think the DfEE realises that for a urine test to be effective against deception, it ...
Who is responsible for school toilet problems? The reply from an LEA (Nottinghamshire County Council)
This letter, from Nottinghamshire LEA, explains their position in relation to the condition and availability of school toilets.
Who is responsible for school toilet problems? The reply from the Health and Safety Executive
This letter, from the Health & Safety Executive explains their role in the availability and condition of school toilets.In summary, they do not have one, as children are not employees.
Who is responsible for school toilet problems? The reply from the Department for Education and Skills
The scan below explains who the DfES say is responsible (from their point of view) for the management of problems with pupil toilets in state schools.
Home Office : Catering for paruresis in prisons in general
This letter, signed by Paul Goggins MP, explains how the prison service caters for paruresis in general.
Home Office : Paruresis and mandatory drugs testing in prisons
This letter, signed by Beverley Hughes MP, explains the prison service procedures applicable to dealing with paruresis for mandatory drugs testing.







