| Celebrating Children: Staying Safe
Fun and Games
The following sites all provide hours of fun as well as important safety lessons
People Who Can Help If you're worried about something, you can always talk to any of the adults who work in school - they will always be there to listen to you and help you.
CEOP
Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre |
ChildLine
A free helpline for children to call to talk about any problem - their counsellors are always there to help sort it out.
Tel: 08451 205 204 (Helpline)
You can phone if you're worried about a friend being bullied. |
NSPCC
Like ChildLine, you can phone their advisors if you've got a problem or are worried about a friend. |
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Kidscape |
Young Minds
How are you feeling? |
Online Safety - Teaching the Grown Ups
Please also above to find out more about how we're teaching the children to keep themselves safe. There are photos below for you to look at and fun websites for you to play on together too!
Internet Matters
E-safety links for the grown ups
Sources of Further Support
O2 and NSPCC Online Safety helpline
O2 and the NSPCC have launched a new free helpline to help you keep your children safe online.
Call them on 0808 800 5002. You can get advice from experts on anything you’re not sure about, including:
- Setting up parental controls on your computer or other devices
- Help adjusting privacy settings
- Understanding social networks
- Concerns about online gaming
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Net Aware
A guide to social networks your children may use - minimum age, what they involve and safety settings. |
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Safe Network
Help your child stay safe |
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Child Safety Week
Child Safety Week Parents' Section |
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NSPCC Advice on all aspects of keeping your children safe |
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Safe Kids - A wealth of fascinating articles |
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At Herrick we are taught how to stay safe throughout the curriculum - whether it is when exploring the outdoors, using exciting outdoor play equipment, using safety in cooking/DT/PE or enjoying the outdoors.
Before doing activities where we need to manage risks, we complete risk assessments with our teachers so we understand what we need to do keep ourselves safe and why. We also have lots of special visitors including our local community police officers, fire fighters and PE Specialists.
Click to see our 'Staying Safe' photo album
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