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COVID LETTER TO PARENTS 25 FEBRUARY 2021
Covid Parent Poster Yarmouth/Freshwater
Read more...World book day will now be held in school on March 19th
The children can come to school in a costume of their choice taken from their favourite book.
Read more...Please find below a letter regarding the Yarmouth new build.
Yarmouth Building Update December 2020
Read more...Dates for your Diary – Shalfleet
WE RUN COLLECTIVE WORSHIP EVERY FRIDAY AT 8:45AM WHERE WE SHARE GOLD TICKETS/GOLD AWARDS. HOWEVER PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR ACHIEVEMENTS AND CLASS SHARING AND ANY OTHER DATES.
Due to CV-19 situation, we are not going to be able to have parents into CW for the first term. Mrs Grainger and Mrs Westhorpe are going to Zoom into classes across the Federation on Friday mornings to do a virtual celebration worship.
If you are worried or unsure that a child may be suffering, or have suffered harm, neglect or abuse please contact:
Hants Direct on 03003000117
Other useful information about keeping children safe can also be found at:
http://www.iowscb.org.uk Isle of Wight Safeguarding Children’s Board
http://www.barnardos.org.uk Barnardo’s
https://www.iwight.com/wightchyps The Isle of Wight Family Information Zone
Island Womens Refuge Tel: 01983 825981
Isle of Wight Foodbank Tel: 01983 292040 Emergency food for local people in crisis
Allegations Against People in a Position of Trust
If you believe that a child has been harmed by a person in a position of trust, you should contact the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO)
The LADO should be advised of all cases where it is alleged that a person who works with children has:
Behaved in a way that has harmed, or may have harmed, a child.
Possibly committed a criminal offence against, or related to, a child.
Behaved towards a child or children in a way that indicated s/he is unsuitable to work with children
LADO (Local Authority Designated Officer) lado@iow.gov.uk Telephone: 01983 823723
Keeping Children Safe Online
There are several ways to safeguard children. Undoubtedly the most effective way is to educate them from an early age about the risks they may encounter when online, what these risks are, how to spot them and what action to take.