Staying Safe
If you are not feeling safe, tell a trusted adult.
In school you can tell a teacher, teaching assistant, cleaner, lunch supervisor or volunteer. All adults are trained to help you - and they will help you.
If you want to, you can write your worries down and put them in the worry box outside Mrs Burton's office.
If it is the weekend or a holiday and you cannot wait for help, you can call Childline on 0800 1111 or follow this link:
If you need to speak to someone or need advice 'Ask Sam' at the NSPCC
If you are not safe and it's an emergency call 999 and ask to speak to the police.
The School Council are going to share some top tips on how to stay safe!
Click the leaflet below to find out more!
School Council safeguarding leaflet Spring 2022.pdfWe have created some posters on how to stay safe online. Here are our amazing posters!
For even more information about e-Safety, click the link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/13910067
Staying Safe Online
The 4 Cs
of staying safe online:
Content - I view things that are suitable for my age.
Contact - I know people are not always as they seem.
Conduct - I behave online as I do in the real world.
Commerce - I know about adverts and scams.
Did you know that social media platforms have age restrictions?
The internet is a great place to learn, have fun and stay in touch with friends and family but there can be dangers that you need to be aware of. On this page, you will find some useful links to websites that will help you stay safe online.
NSPCC
Lots of top tips and ideas with links to how you can get help at any time, any day.