🎭 #Deepfakes can turn fake images, videos and cloned voices into convincing scams or harmful content.
Our #WakeUpWednesday guide explores the risks and shares practical tips to help young people spot and respond to them.
https://t.co/DLTJkj1xTG
#ArtificialIntelligence
💬 Staff do not need to be specialists to support pupil wellbeing.
Our #WakeUpWednesday guide shares practical advice on starting conversations, confidentiality, staying calm and helping pupils feel heard.
Read more: https://t.co/Y869fHiLeM
#PupilWellbeing#Safeguarding
Robins went for a walk around the village. We looked at all the different places we have in our village and the year 1 children followed our route on the map looking at what the symbols were on the map as part of their Geography. A big thank you to all the grown ups who came.
🎮 Discord can help young people connect, but it can also bring risks including stranger contact, harassment, inappropriate content and excessive screen time.
Our #WakeUpWednesday guide shares practical safety tips.
Read more: https://t.co/LI3vNr4PBk
#OnlineSafety
👀 #Looksmaxxing can expose young people to unrealistic appearance standards, dubious advice and extreme practices.
Our #WakeUpWednesday guide helps adults understand the trend, spot warning signs and start supportive conversations.
Read more: https://t.co/gvz2CTPpAt
Woodpeckers class have been learning about greetings in their French lessons. They made ‘Chat’ finger puppets and practised their French conversation skills.
This afternoon we all joined together for a live assembly about Benedict’s Law. We learnt about the things people can be allergic to, what the signs of a reaction may look like and how to help someone who may be experiencing a reaction. We learnt the word ‘anaphylaxis’.
Mr Codling led his first Golden Assembly last week celebrating the children that have made a great start to the year, following class and school expectations and settling into the new classes. Well done everyone 👏. We can’t wait to see who is in the Golden book tomorrow.
It was lovely to welcome Mr Kaye into school for his first assembly of the new academic year. He taught us a new song and told us all the story of Elijah and how to care for others. Thank you Mr Kaye
After reading 'What the Ladybird Heard at the Seaside' and talking about what we need for the seaside and the features of the seaside. The Tigers have made mermaid tails using playdough, art using loose parts and put numbered legs on an octopus. #HESEYFS
Well done to all who participated at Nieley Races.
@EdgeHade
came away with 1st in the Y5/6 Boys, 1st in Y3/4 Girls and a 2nd place individual in Y3/4 Girls. A fantastic result - we are all so proud of you all. Well done 👏