Dear parents and carers, As the festive season approaches, we know that everyone is ready for a well deserved break and some time with loved ones. As much as there can be joy and happiness this time of year, there can also be challenges and things that can pose a risk to safety. 1. Online safety Lots of children may be lucky enough to have new phones, tablet or computers for Christmas, and for others they may have some more time on their hands where they are using their phone

Good afternoon parents and carers, This week, the school has had a visit from the child centred policing team, and year 9 children have had an assembly all around online safety, social media and mental health, and strategies and tips to support safe online usage. There will be more assemblies next week to support childrens understanding of online safety also. There are many positive aspects of internet usage, social connection, technological literacy, access to information an

Dear Parents and carers, E-Scooters E-scooters have become increasingly popular amongst young people. Although they can seen as a convenient means of transport, there are multiple safety and legal implications that also apply, and it is important that they are not used as a way to travel to school. The law on E-scooters: E- scooters can be ridden on privately owned land. It is illegal to ride an E-scooter on a pavement or public road. If a young person is caught riding an E-s

Dear Parents and carers, This week in school the children have had assemblies and discussions with regards to social media. Studies have found that the average screen time for 11-18 year old is between 7.5- 9 hours daily, and with this there can be both positives, but also risks that can affect young people. Supporting young people through developing their skills in an online world can be challenging, and it is hoped this bulletin can offer guidance and spark conversations at

Theme: “Power for Good” Dear Parents and Carers, This week, our school has joined thousands of others across the country in marking Anti-Bullying Week, an important opportunity to reinforce our shared commitment to kindness, respect, and the wellbeing of every student in our community. This year’s theme, “Power for Good,” reminds us all that every young person has the ability to make a positive difference in someone’s life — to stand up for others, to speak out against unkind

Dear Parents and Carer, Safeguarding the wellbeing of every student is at the heart of what we do. This includes nurturing a culture of kindness and mutual respect, both within the school community and beyond. As part of our commitment to positive values, we would like to share some guidance on encouraging kindness in your children and why it’s so important for their development and the safety of others. Why Kindness Matters Kindness fosters a positive and inclusive environme

Dear Parents and carers, As we approach the half-term break, including celebrations like Halloween and potential fireworks displays, it’s important to take extra precautions to ensure the safety and wellbeing of your child. In addition to this it is the end of daylight savings and the clocks turn back, the nights will start getting darker earlier. With this change, it’s important to be mindful of your child's safety, especially when they’re traveling to and from school or att

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ear Parents/Carers, At Eggbuckland Community College, we are committed to supporting every child in their educational journey, including...