On Wednesday 3rd July the children from Year 6 were visited by a road safety representative from Dudley to talk about the importance of travelling safety – especially important for our Year 6’s who will be travelling to their new secondary school sin September.
The children listened carefully and understand some of the dangers when travelling and how to make good choices and stay safe!
Year 3 on the playground
On Wednesday 1st May the children from Year 3 took part in cycling safety training.
The children leaned all about how to check that their bike is safe before they ride and how to cycle safely.
Well done Year 3!
Year 5 out on the road
On Tuesday 30th April the children from Year 5 took part in advanced cycle training which involved going out of school on their bikes and cycling safely on the roads around school.
The children took part so sensibly and listened carefully to all of the safety advice given by the Bikability Instructors.
Well done Year 5!
Year 4 thinking about how to make the internet a safer place
Tuesday 5th February is National Safer Internet Day and we took part by learning even more about ways to use the internet safely and what to do if we spot something which isn’t right.
The theme of this years Safer Internet Day is ‘Together for a better internet’. The children thought about the part they play in keeping the internet safe and enjoyable for everyone!
White Watch talking to Year 4!
On Monday 12th November SPARKS (the Firefighters from White Watch) came into school to talk to the children in Year 4 about being safe at home.
White Watch explained some of the skills they need to do their job and then talked to the children about what they can do to stay safe in their home and what they should do if a fire was ever to break out.
The children found the talk very interesting, one child commented, “I know how I would safely get out of my house if there was a fire upstairs.”
Thank you White Watch!
PCSO Finney talking to Year 6.
On Thursday 19th July PCSO Finney came into school to talk to the Year 6 children who will soon be leaving us.
PCSO Finney wanted to talk to the children about how to stay safe on the streets and avoid being taken in by gangs. He also explained the dangers of crime and what the children can do to stay safe.
It was a very informative session and the children found it very helpful!
Year 4 during their talk
On Thursday 21st June the children from Year 4 were visited by some Fire Fighters who came into school to talk to the children about keeping safe at home.
The Fire Fighters also spoke to the children about what they should do in the event of a fire and how they can help to look after themselves and other members of the family.
The children learned a lot and were very grateful to the Fire Fighters for giving up their time to come into school.
All of our keys to being a good friend!
On Friday 8th June we held a special Anti-Bullying, Anti-Racism and Internet Safety Assembly where each class shared some of the work they had completed during the week in school – more photos can be seen on our special events page!
It was wonderful to hear and see some of the exciting activities the children have been completing about being a good friend, what to do if they or someone they know is being bullying, how to mend a broken heart, how to stay safe online and much more!
We linked our work this week with the virtues we are leaning about this half term – attentive and discerning.
One child commented, “We can be attentive to Jesus as he sets us a good example and discerning in the choices we make being a friend to others.”
At the end of the assembly each class brought forward a set of keys which reminds us of the key to being a good friend!
Well done everyone!
Juliet working with some of our Year 6 children.
On Wednesday 6th June during our anti-bullying week Juliet Joy came into school to talk to the children about how to stay safe online whilst still enjoying using the internet.
The children from Year 6 and 5 took part in the workshop which helped them to understand how the digital world is linked to the real world and behaviour online should mirror behaviour off line along with reminding children how to stay safe.
One chid commented, “I feel more confident of how I can keep myself safe when I am playing games online, the session was really helpful.”
Our PCSO’s in action!
On Wednesday 9th May the children from Years 5 and 6 took part in an assembly all about the dangers associated with cyberbullying.
The session was lead by our local PCSO’s who talked about online behaviour and what we should do if we ever feel unsafe online.
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