Year 6 more than made up for the disappointment of not going to Lightwater Valley by taking part in a water fight! It was the perfect way to cool down in today’s very warm weather. Miss Corker came along to see what all the noise was about and ended up regretting her decision!
Year 3 and Year 4 completed their online safety assembly. They talked about all the things they have learnt across the school year. Some of these things were:
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- Self image and identity
- Online relationships
- Online reputation
- Online bullying
- Managing Online information
- Health, wellbeing and Lifestyle
- Privacy and Security
- Copyright and Ownership
We are so very proud of what the children have achieved in their online safety Lessons.
The parents then stayed for a workshop with Amanda Hayward from the Openzone. We discussed a range of safety elements such as age ratings and setting safety systems on devices. The slides from this have been shared on dojo.
If you require and help or advice please do not hesitate to get in touch.
The results of Hebburn Lakes Got Talent, it was such a tricky choice for the judges. 
An important rite of passage for Year 6 this week as they received their hoodies, after a year of achievement, fun and happy memories! Wear them with pride everyone!
Empowering Learning have partnered with Team Teach to bring you My Family Coach. This is a resource for parents and carers and provides support for everyday problems that parents face. As part of this they run free classes for parents, over most recent class had hundreds of parents attend and they are delighted to announce that they are running another class focused on “Starting & Changing Schools”. The site is free to sign up to and 99% of the content is free, including the classes.
Here is the link to the classes, https://bit.ly/3Pc9Zzr
This is an external provider and not linked to school.
Here are the finalists of Hebburn Lakes Got Talent in action! They were all absolutely fabulous and it was such a tricky choice for the judges.
Dear Parents, Carers and Children,
With the summer break fast approaching, I would like to remind you that KOOTH, commissioned locally by South Tyneside Council to provide instant access to free and anonymous mental health support for all those 10 to 25 who live in South Tyneside, will still be running when schools close for the summer.
KOOTH can be accessed online via
or on Twitter
go.kooth.com/sRw9
Take good care this summer.
Jo Donkin
SENDCo
