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Brize Norton Primary School
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Brize Norton Primary School
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You are here: Children's Area > Staying Safe
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STAYING SAFE |
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ANTI-BULLYING |
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At our school we look after and care for each other. We all agree it is important to respect each other, treat each other fairly and when we make mistakes be honest about them.We always try to use kind words and actions.We have agreed that bullying is very different to falling out with friends, when something happens which is an accident or when there is an isolated incident of someone being unkind or hurting someone else.We have all agreed that bullying is behaviour that is:* Persistent (Repeated over time)* Deliberate (Intentional)* Targeted (Aimed at the same person)Our agreed definition of bullying is: 'Behaviour by an individual or a group, repeated over time which intentionally hurts another person either physically or emotionally'.If you ever think you are being bullied it is very important that you tell a teacher.To help understand what to do if you feel you are being bullied, read our guide for children written by children HERE. |
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USING THE INTERNET - THINK U KNOW! |
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Think U Know is a brilliant website for to find out all about Internet Safety.Hector's World - Ages 5 - 7Lee and Kim's Adventures - Ages 7 - 9Think U Know Cyber Cafe - Ages 8 - 11 |
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Other Internet Safety WebsitesCBBC Stay Safe - SMART Internet RulesKid Smart KS2 - Lot to learn for children in Class 3 and 4Newsround - Guide to safe surfingE-Safety Games - Beat the clock in these exciting e-safety games!Parents Guide to Internet HostingMetropolitan Police on Internet Safety
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Searching for a picture for your homework?This website is brilliant and safe for finding pictures, sounds and videos to use in your work. Click the magnifying glasses to start searching. |
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360 Degree SafeWe have begun auditing our e-safety provision at Brize Norton Primary School using the 360 Degree Safe Self Review Framework.We have lots to do to become more e-safe, but here's our first certificate which shows that we have made this commitment. |
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OTHER STAY SAFE FUN AND GAMES |
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The following sites al provide hours of fun as well as important safety lessonsRoad SafetyTraffic Club - A fab road safety website for younger childrenSafety Club Lots of road safety games to playStreetwise - How streetwise are you?Stop, Look, Listen - Can you find a safe place to cross?Hector's Home - Road safety fun |
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Fire SafetyFire Safety - How good will you be at the online quiz?Don't Give Fire a Home - Play Survivor - practise escaping from a burning buildingKids Direct - What do firefighters do?Welephant - Help Welephant put out the fires!
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Electrical SafetySwitched on Kids - Do you know how to use electricity safely?Think Safe - Learn about the journey of electricity and how to stay safe
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OthersHome Safety - Can you spot the dangers?CBBC - Videos to help you understand bullyingSafety Games - Tons of safety games to playHazard Hunter - Can you find all the hazards |
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PEOPLE WHO CAN HELP |
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If you are worried about something, you can always talk to any of the adults who work in school - they will always be there to listen to you and help you.You can also use the worry box in your classroom to leave a message for your teacher.
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Other helplines:Childline
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NSPCC |
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