Being safe is a key part of our Living and Learning curriculum which includes a Staying Safe themed week coming up in July.
There are lots of different situations in our lives where we need to make safe choices. Some examples include staying safe online, road safety and water safety.
We have been thinking about what is a ‘safe risk’. For example, putting your hand up in class to answer a question even if you are unsure of the answer is a safe-risk. Jumping off a cliff is not!
We also thought about which grown-ups would be good to talk to in school and out of school (start telling other people) if we ever feel unsafe. Brothers, sisters and friends would also be good to talk to and discuss feelings but telling a grown-up (over 18) would be the best thing to do to get help.
Help at home: by asking your child what a ‘safe-risk’ is.