Safeguarding Blog

  As part of Road Safety Week, each day we have been asking the children to tell us how they stay safe on the pavement. Here are some of their fantastic ideas: Stop, Look, Listen and Think: Always STOP before crossing the road LOOK both ways (left, right, and

Anti-bullying Week As part of anti-bullying week, we spoke to children about child on child harm – what it is, what we do to prevent it and what action we take when it happens. In daily reviews and Friday’s PSHE session, we used the following information to teach children

This week, we have been talking to the children about staying safe whilst watching fireworks.   Fireworks are lots of fun but they can be very dangerous if we are not careful. We were really impressed with the ideas the children thought of to keep safe whilst enjoying fireworks:

Attendance and Punctuality This week we spoke to children about why it’s important to come to school every day and on time. We explained that coming to school regularly helps everyone feel part of the class, build friendships, and enjoy learning. We also explained to children that we are

Online Safety At the end of each term, we always talk to children about online safety. Our term 1 online safety safeguarding weekly theme is: conducting ourselves online. In daily reviews and Friday’s safeguarding session, we explored the following questions with our children: EYFS – What should you do

World Mental Health Day As part of World Mental Health Day, we spoke to children about mental health in our weekly theme this week. We talked about what we mean by ‘mental health’ and what we can do to promote a positive mental health. In daily reviews and Friday’s

Fire Alarm This week we spoke to children about the fire alarm – what it sounds like and what we need to do if and when it goes off. We shared the following information with children in daily reviews and Friday’s safeguarding weekly theme session: The alarm is a

Who keeps us safe at lunchtime? This week we have been getting to know the names of our lunchtime leaders so that we know who to get help from, if needed, at lunchtimes. We learnt our lunchtime leaders names as well as some information about them to help us

Lanyards This week, we talked to children about the different types of lanyards they will see adults wearing at school and what each lanyard means. We shared the following information with children: Blue lanyards: Blue lanyards for adults who we know are safe because they have had all of the safeguarding

What can I do if I am worried about something? This week, we are talking to children about what they can do if they’re worried about something. The key strategies we talk to children about are: 5 safe adults – who are your 5 safe adults? 5 safe adults