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For Parents – Beware of Online Shopping Scams
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
Take a moment to read the 3rd Headteacher’s Newsletter, with the latest information and other school highlights.
Supporting Calm and Connection at Home
Vaping – What Parents Need to Know
Vaping is on the rise among young people, and it’s not risk-free. We’re sharing a short guide to help you understand the facts, spot the signs, and talk to your child. It includes advice, support links, and what to do if you’re worried.
Many young people try vaping out of curiosity, peer pressure, or because of the flavours and marketing. But vapes often contain nicotine, which is addictive and harmful to developing brains. This guide also explains the law, how to report concerns, and how to safely dispose of vapes. Please take a few minutes to read it.
Vaping – What Parents Need to Know
Headteacher's letter to all Parents
Take a moment to read our latest Headteacher’s Newsletter, packed with important details about our upcoming Open Evening & Morning and plenty of other school highlights.