
Child exploitation takes many forms, and any child or young person can be exploited – there is no stereotypical victim.
We all need to:
- help prevent children becoming victims,
- be aware of the signs that a child might be being exploited, and
- speak out if we see something suspicious.
For everyone’s awareness | Parents and Carers |
Spot the Warning Signs – STOP CE – (stop-ce.org)
Can you spot the abuser? – STOP CE – (stop-ce.org)
It’s Not Okay – Real Stories (itsnotokay.co.uk)
Child Sexual Exploitation & How to Keep Your Child Safe | NSPCC including a helpline
Criminal exploitation and gangs | NSPCC including a helpline |
Helpful Guides – STOP CE – (stop-ce.org)
There are several different guides. Ones to highlight are:
Northumbria police – County Lines Awareness for parents/carers
Northumbria Police – Sharing Nudes – a guide for parents and carers |
Thank you for your support.
In hockey today, we battled against the wind to continue to practise our dribbling and passing skills.
This week in our LMTW lessons, we have been developing our computing skills. We have been learning about algorithms and creating our own algorithms on Hour of Code and Scratch. We were set challenges to make our sprite characters do lots of different tasks – we had lots of fun doing them!
Wow 2 Purple certainly know how to use our new sensory circuits!
So this years theme was ‘Out Of This World’ and wow what an amazing day we had! Here are just some of the fantastic pictures of the amazing costumes, beautiful art and creative activities we did. We also had an ‘out of this world ‘ workshop with Josh from RTC.
On Monday, 4 Blue were busy taking part in the ‘Little Inventors Challenge’. We had to design a wind powered invention that would solve a problem, make something better or just create something fun. To help us with our designs, we created a graffiti wall of wind powered ideas. Then we took part in a hovercraft race. We made a wind powered hovercraft using a balloon, a sports bottle cap and some blu-tack. We all had a great day!