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May 2022

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  • Wake up Wednesday – 18th May 2022

    Published 18/05/22

    We’ve joined up with National Online Safety!

    What is it?

    National Online Safety is a multi-award winning company. They make it their mission to make the internet a safer place for children. Partnering with them will help us develop e-safety across our whole school.

    What can I find?

    • webinars
    • short information videos
    • safety courses
    • educational resources
    • specialist training
    • support with all the latest technology

    Sign up

    Click here to create your account

    #WakeupWednesday

    Today is our ‘Wake up Wednesday’. Every Wednesday we’ll share new information related to staying safe online.

    This week’s topic focuses on ‘Loneliness Online: What causes it and ways to feel better’. This includes information about group chats, seeing photos of friends having fun and feeling excluded.

    “In a recent study, 14% of 10-12-year-olds said they often felt lonely, so you’re not the only one who sometimes feels that way.”

    – National Online Safety

    Contact

    If you’ve got any questions about National Online Safety, get in touch and ask to see Mr Pearce.

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  • Wake up Wednesday – 11th May 2022

    Published 11/05/22

    We’ve joined up with National Online Safety!

    What is it?

    National Online Safety is a multi-award winning company. They make it their mission to make the internet a safer place for children. Partnering with them will help us develop e-safety across our whole school.

    What can I find?

    • webinars
    • short information videos
    • safety courses
    • educational resources
    • specialist training
    • support with all the latest technology

    Sign up

    Click here to create your account

    #WakeupWednesday

    Today is our ‘Wake up Wednesday’. Every Wednesday we’ll share new information related to staying safe online.

    This week’s topic focuses on ‘What parents and carers need to know about toddlers and screen time’. This includes information about parental controls, ongoing supervision and the importance of face-to-face interaction.

    “Ofcom recently found, for example, that one in five 3-4 year olds in the UK uses social media.”

    – National Online Safety

    Contact

    If you’ve got any questions about National Online Safety, get in touch and ask to see Mr Pearce.

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  • Saxon Spears!​​​​​​​

    Published 03/05/22

    Year 4 had a wonderfully creative afternoon when they reproduced some Saxon spears using images of historical artefacts to create their design, then constructing the spear with cardboard, foil, cardboard tubes and tape in place of what the Saxons would have used – metal and wood. They discussed with their teachers appropriate materials and why Saxons would have used these as well as what would be reasonable to create them with in the classroom.

    Mr. Phillips was lucky enough to watch a live-action demonstration of how they might use their spears thanks to Alessandro and Almami!

     

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  • Wake up Wednesday – 4th May 2022

    Published 03/05/22

    We’ve joined up with National Online Safety!

    What is it?

    National Online Safety is a multi-award winning company. They make it their mission to make the internet a safer place for children. Partnering with them will help us develop e-safety across our whole school.

    What can I find?

    • webinars
    • short information videos
    • safety courses
    • educational resources
    • specialist training
    • support with all the latest technology

    Sign up

    Click here to create your account

    #WakeupWednesday

    Today is our ‘Wake up Wednesday’. Every Wednesday we’ll share new information related to staying safe online.

    This week’s topic focuses on ‘What parents and carers need to know about Group Chats’. This includes information about cyber bullying, exclusion and isolation, and inappropriate content.

    “While they are useful for helping friends, people with shared interests or members of a club to communicate and coordinate activities, they can also leave young people feeling excluded and bullied – as well as providing opportunities for inappropriate content to be shared and viewed.”

    – National Online Safety

    Contact

    If you’ve got any questions about National Online Safety, get in touch and ask to see Mr Pearce.

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