The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) has worked closely with the school over recent years. They have visited us several times to take assemblies and lessons as part of their ‘Speak Out Stay Safe’ campaign, encouraging pupils to talk to someone they trust if they don’t feel safe. They have also taught children how to stay safe online and were involved with our ‘Internet: Friend or Foe?’ project.
NSPCC
