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ABC online safety checklist
19/12/2025 1:31 PM

With Christmas just around the corner, the holiday period is a great time to take stock of the devices they have (plus any new Christmas devices) and ensure they are set up correctly with any parental features you feel are appropriate for your child.

One frustrating issue is that the available features and how you set devices up differ, so to help parents Internet Matters have really good, non-techie guides which you can follow as part of their ABC Checklist. ABC stands for: 

• A - Activate parental controls.
• B - Balance screen time.
• C - Check and chat.
You can find a full explanation, set up guides and excellent advice  - https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/abc-online-safety-checklist/ 

End of term letter from the Headteacher
17/12/2025 11:06 AM

Please take a moment to read the final update of the term from the Headteacher.

This features information about the non-uniform day on Friday, and an update on events that have taken place this half term.

We wish you all an enjoyable and peaceful holiday.

04 all parents December 25.pdf

For Parents – Beware of Online Shopping Scams
20/11/2025 7:48 AM

For Parents – Beware of Online Shopping Scams

With Christmas and seasonal sales approaching, online fraud is on the rise. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people in the UK fall victim to purchase scams.

 Top Tips to Stay Safe:

  • Check legitimacy: If you see an ad on social media, open the link in an external browser and look for company details. No address, no phone number, and only a web form? That’s a red flag.
  • Look for reviews: Genuine sites usually have mixed reviews. Perfect reviews or none at all can indicate a scam.
  • Use trusted resources: https://www.getsafeonline.org

 If something feels off, don’t buy. It’s better to miss a bargain than lose your money.

Hayley Yates

Assistant Headteacher & Designated Safeguarding Lead

Letter 3 from the Headteacher
17/11/2025 4:01 PM

Take a moment to read the 3rd Headteacher’s Newsletter, with the latest information and other school highlights.

03 all parents November 25.pdf

Supporting Calm and Connection at Home
23/10/2025 10:24 AM
Supporting Calm and Connection at Home
Family life can be challenging, and arguments or tension are sometimes unavoidable. The NSPCC has published practical advice to help families manage conflict and reduce stress at home. Their guidance includes simple strategies for improving communication, staying calm during disagreements, and supporting children through emotionally difficult moments. It’s a helpful resource for any parent looking to create a more peaceful and understanding home environment. We encourage you to take a few minutes to read it and share it with others who may benefit.

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