All children should feel safe. 

It is normal to feel a little bit of worry, to be a little bit sad or a little bit anxious from time to time but if there is something that is on your mind a lot, is making you feel upset or something is happening to you that you don't like or someone is hurting you we can help you.  

Talk to someone you trust - at home or at school or you can phone Childline.

I have put the poster that we have in school here to remind you of the number.  

Remember our CEOP button on line too - you can report anything that worries you online too.

If someone is hurting you or touching you in a way that you don't like you can tell a grown up you trust in school and we will do all we can to help you.  The NSPCC website has lots of information for you including the PANTS rule that we remind you about in school each year.

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/globalassets/documents/advice-and-info/pants/pants-2018/pants-kids-pull-out.pdf

If you are worried that your mum and dad or carers are not giving you what you need to keep you well fed, clean, warm and looked after... watch this video to help you think more about these thoughts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrLOLBHPEO4

Childline have great pages for children under 12. 

Follow this link for lots of information and advice... https://www.childline.org.uk/kids/

Remember... 

Stay safe and if you need to; speak out. 

From Mrs Edward

 Water safety 

Due to our coastal location water safety is an essential life skill for our children. It is taught as part of our PSCHE curriculum using the One Decision resource programme and swimming lessons take place for a term for Years 3-5 on rotation across the school year.

    Railway safety 

Every year each class talks about the importance of Rail safety- in the context of our school this is very important as we are very near a lot of railway crossings. We use resources provided by Network rail and their Live and learn resources.