Junior Safety Officers
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Hi, we're your Junior Safety Officers! Over the course of this coming year, we will be helping the children of our school to stay safe. We will cover topics such as road safety, personal safety, e-safety, and many others. We will have a noticeboard full of information and photos on how to keep yourself safe at variouis times throughout the year and will also run competitions over the year with prizes to be won! We will update our noticeboard and web page regulary, so keep checking for new competitions and information!
Halloween Safety
Over the half term holidays, it's one of our favourite days of the year - Halloween! This means dressing up in spooky costumes, trick or treating, apple bobbing, and of course, being given lots of sweets and chocolates! Whilst we want everyone to enjoy Halloween as much as we do, it's important to stay safe. We have come up with some safety tips that we think will help everyone to have a great time, as well as stay safe.
Bonfire Night
Over the half term holidays, we'd like you to enter our Bonfire Night competition. St. Peter's Curch is holding their annual bonfire and firework night, and we know that even if you don't go to this bonfire, you're likely to go to one elsewhere or have one at home. We want everyone to stay safe and have great fun. Please take our quiz to educate yourself and then enter our competition below. Make sure to bring your entries back to school by Monday 4th November. There will be prizes for the best two KS1 entries and KS2 entries!
Bonfire Night Quiz
Bonfire Night Competition
Over the holidays, we would like you to think of a way to promote safety on Bonfire Night. You could design a poster, write a poem or even create your own quiz. If you have another creative way to promote Bonfire Night safety, that's great too! We look forward to judging your entries.
And the winners are...
Thank you to everyone who entered our competition, the entires were amazing! We were really impressed with the standard, but only two entries could win for each Key Stage. The entries we chose were bright and colourful, as well as being informative. We hope to dispaly the entries on our notice board soon.