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Letter from the Headteacher
Please read the attached Letter 7 from the Headteacher which provides news and information including:
- Trips, events and activities over the last half term
- Charity fundraising
- House rewards
- Parent feedback
- Staffing news
- Holidays in term time
- First Aid
- Uniform
- Arbor parent app
- Dates for next academic year
07 all parents March 26.pdf
Online Safety Update for Parents and Carers
Online Safety Update for Parents and Carers
Dear Parents and Carers,
We want to make you aware of a new government campaign designed to support families in keeping children safe online.
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and the Department for Education (DfE) have launched a dedicated website offering practical guidance to help you support your child’s online wellbeing.
The site includes:
· Conversation tips to help you talk to your child about staying safe online
· Age‑specific advice tailored to different stages of a child’s life
· Guidance on parental controls and how to use them effectively
You can access the new website here: Online content
These resources are designed to help parents and carers feel confident in guiding children towards safe, positive and responsible use of technology.
If you would like any additional advice or support, please contact the school’s safeguarding team.
Vapes – Important Information for Parents
Dear Parent/Carers
Vapes – Important Information for Parents
We have received an update from the Public Health team regarding so‑called THC vapes. There have been several recent incidents involving young people aged 13–16 in the Havant and Eastleigh areas who have experienced adverse reactions after using these products. Reported effects include nausea, vomiting and, in some cases, loss of consciousness.
Police testing of vapes seized locally has found that some contained synthetic cannabinoids (such as Spice). These substances are very different from cannabis and can cause severe, unpredictable and sometimes life‑threatening reactions. Even a very small amount can be extremely dangerous, particularly for young people with no prior tolerance.
It is important to be aware that vapes labelled as “THC” in the UK are frequently found to contain synthetic cannabinoids instead. Young people may be unaware of what they are actually inhaling.
For further information and guidance for parents, please click on the link Vaping.
Hayley Yates
Assistant Headteacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead
Letter from the Headteacher
Please read the attached Letter 7 from the Headteacher which provides news and information including:
- Trips, events and activities over the last half term
- Charity fundraising
- House rewards
- Parent feedback
- Staffing news
- Holidays in term time
- First Aid
- Uniform
- Arbor parent app
- Dates for next academic year
07 all parents March 26.pdf
Online Safety Update for Parents and Carers
Online Safety Update for Parents and Carers
Dear Parents and Carers,
We want to make you aware of a new government campaign designed to support families in keeping children safe online.
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and the Department for Education (DfE) have launched a dedicated website offering practical guidance to help you support your child’s online wellbeing.
The site includes:
· Conversation tips to help you talk to your child about staying safe online
· Age‑specific advice tailored to different stages of a child’s life
· Guidance on parental controls and how to use them effectively
You can access the new website here: Online content
These resources are designed to help parents and carers feel confident in guiding children towards safe, positive and responsible use of technology.
If you would like any additional advice or support, please contact the school’s safeguarding team.
Vapes – Important Information for Parents
Dear Parent/Carers
Vapes – Important Information for Parents
We have received an update from the Public Health team regarding so‑called THC vapes. There have been several recent incidents involving young people aged 13–16 in the Havant and Eastleigh areas who have experienced adverse reactions after using these products. Reported effects include nausea, vomiting and, in some cases, loss of consciousness.
Police testing of vapes seized locally has found that some contained synthetic cannabinoids (such as Spice). These substances are very different from cannabis and can cause severe, unpredictable and sometimes life‑threatening reactions. Even a very small amount can be extremely dangerous, particularly for young people with no prior tolerance.
It is important to be aware that vapes labelled as “THC” in the UK are frequently found to contain synthetic cannabinoids instead. Young people may be unaware of what they are actually inhaling.
For further information and guidance for parents, please click on the link Vaping.
Hayley Yates
Assistant Headteacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead
Letter from the Headteacher
Please read the attached Letter 7 from the Headteacher which provides news and information including:
- Trips, events and activities over the last half term
- Charity fundraising
- House rewards
- Parent feedback
- Staffing news
- Holidays in term time
- First Aid
- Uniform
- Arbor parent app
- Dates for next academic year
07 all parents March 26.pdf