1. Accurately diagnose and classify seizure events: * Differentiate between epileptic seizures and common mimickers in children(e.g., syncope, breath-holding spells, behavioral events, migraines) based on clinical history and semiology. * Apply the International League Against Epilepsy(ILAE) classification system to categorize seizure type and epilepsy syndrome. * Identify"red flag" historical and clinical features that suggest a higher risk of seizure recurrence or a underlying serious etiology. 2. Initiate a evidence-based diagnostic workup: * Determine when and which type of electroencephalogram(EEG) (e.g., routine, prolonged, or video-EEG) is indicated in the evaluation of a first seizure and follow-up care. * Formulate appropriate neuroimaging strategies,recognizing when emergent neuroimaging is necessary versus when elective MRI is preferred. * Select indicated laboratory and genetic testing based on the child's age and clinical presentation. 3. Manage acute seizure emergencies and develop long-term treatment plans: * Execute a standardized,weight-based protocol for the management of paediatric status epilepticus in the pre-hospital, emergency, and inpatient settings. * Develop a evidence-based strategy for initiating long-term anti-seizure medication(ASM) therapy, including the choice of specific ASM based on seizure type, syndrome, patient age, and comorbidity profile. * Implement a plan for monitoring ASM efficacy,serum drug levels (when appropriate), and potential adverse effects. 4. Provide comprehensive care and counsel families effectively: * Counsel patients and families on safety precautions(e.g., bathing, swimming, sports), seizure action plans, and the importance of medication adherence. * Recognize and screen for common comorbidities in childhood epilepsy,including neuropsychiatric (ADHD, anxiety, depression), cognitive, and sleep disorders. * Identify patients who are medically refractory and describe the indications for referral to a comprehensive epilepsy center for advanced options,including epilepsy surgery, ketogenic diet, and neurostimulation devices.