North Waltham Primary School

North Waltham Primary School

North Waltham Primary
‘ We really appreciate the individual knowledge you have about each child and the extra mile you go for every one of them. ’
‘ This is a happy village school that is well-loved by its community. Pupils delight in the different subjects they learn. ’ - Ofsted October 2021
‘ Many thanks to all members of staff for all the hard work and care that is put into making North Waltham such a special school. ’
‘The teacher has done a fantastic job in engaging his mind to focus and learn ’
‘ She has been inspired by great teachers ’
‘ We want to say a big thank you for all your hard work and you have clearly made a difference to his schooling ’
‘ Pupils says that teachers are unbelievably kind ’ - Ofsted October 2021
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Online Safety

Keeping up to date with changes and new things on the internet can be quite a challenge. We have received the following message via our safeguarding links. We do not have any further information but we thought it would be a good idea to share it. It includes some good advice from the NSPCC and also a very informative parents guide from the National Online Safety company. 

NSPCC Response & Advice for Parents: A spokesperson for the NSPCC said: "The constantly evolving digital world means a steady influx of new apps and games and can be hard for parents to keep track of. That's why it's important for parents to talk regularly with children about these apps and games and the potential risks they can be exposed to.  "The NSPCC publishes advice and guidance for parents on discussing overall online safety with their children, as well as promoting Net Aware - the UK's only parental guide to social media and gaming apps.’

If adults are concerned or have any questions on how to approach the subject with their children, they can contact the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000 or visit the NSPCC website. Children who are worried about their activity on apps or online games can contact Childline 24 hours a day, online and over the phone on 0800 1111.