Hello We know you have limited face-to-face time these days, so helping your pupils to manage digital risks might feel like a challenge. But with Safer Internet Day on the horizon, now is actually a great opportunity to reinforce all those crucial online safety messages. And with the Be Internet Legends team on your side, it doesn’t have to be so hard. Here are three ways to equip families with the tools they need to Be Internet Legends at home. Send important safeguarding tips home Most children are learning remotely right now – so they might not be able to access all the safeguarding protection that schools provide. Our Family Lockdown Guide is designed for you to share with parents, so they can reinforce important messages at home. It’s full of advice to help parents have the sort of conversations they need to be having right now – and encourage children to be brave and speak up if they’re unsure about anything they come across online. You can either download everything as a zip and send it home – or point families towards the files on our hub. Download the Family Lockdown Guide Share the links on the parent hub Help families develop internet security routines Keen to make sure your families are sticking to good internet security routines? We’re running a 20-minute parent drop-in about Being Internet Secure on Monday at 3.30pm. Our experts will share tips about teaching children to build mega strong passwords – and develop helpful habits whenever they go online. It’s not a one-way street, though – we’d love to hear questions and ideas from parents. Share in your Safer Internet Day comms Until next time, The Be Internet Legends team Copyright © Parent Zone 2020 All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Parent Zone 95 White Lion Street Islington, London, N1 9PF United Kingdom Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Good afternoon

Please find attached details of a course that we will be running after Half Term.

This course will be available to Community and Family Learning and is a wonderful course to support Wellbeing and Mindfulness.

The course will be available for a daytime or evening sessions.

Relaxation Daytime.pdf

Relaxation Evening.pdf

Please find attached our letter this week. It will also be sent on Parent Pay.

Mr Fox

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Following the Superhuman efforts of Mr Bailey, helped by the builders lorries clearing the Close, the school will be open tomorrow for Critical Workers and Vulnerable pupils who have booked in. Thank you for your understanding today. Team Donnington

Please find attached two online activities/events planned through Learn Telford in February.

The “Hobby Hour” is planned over 4 weeks where people can share ideas, learn together and inspire each other to be creative when many people feel very isolated and alone during the current restrictions. There is no requirement for learners to make items and hobbies can be wide and varied. Details on Learn Telford: http://learntelford.ac.uk/Search/FullDetails/7931721

We have also planned a quiz simply for fun and again to offer people who are isolated and lonely to have the opportunity to engage with others, unfortunately there are no prizes for taking part. Details on Learn Telford: http://learntelford.ac.uk/Search/FullDetails/7931722

Online Quiz Poster (002).docx

Online Craft session Feb 2021.docx

Good Morning, Please find attached our online SeeSaw learning Offer. This sets out the expectations for online work. We will update regularly in light of frequent reviews. Over the next few weeks we will also ask for feedback on our offer from pupils and parents.

Thank you, Mr Fox

DWJS SEESAW policy offer 2021.pdf

School closed for all pupils due to adverse weather conditions. The road and pavements around school and the school property are not safe for travel. We will endeavor to get school open for tomorrow. All learning will be online.

Mr Fox

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Good afternoon

I hope that you are all well.

Here we are again, finding ourselves in the thick of it!

Here at Family Learning, we are still working extremely hard to continue to support your school and your families through this difficult time.

We hope to still offer an hour or two for them to have a guided focus to do something fun with their child.

We are in the process of putting together a time table of one off Workshops which parents can cherry pick and just drop in for one session. We think that by not having the full length courses, this may be more accessible for them.

We are looking at one off sessions including;

• Emotional and behaviour support
• Mother and Baby group
• Healthy Eating
• Story Boxes
• Support with Home Schooling
• Family Art for wellbeing
• And a few more ideas in the pipe line….

In the mean time we would like to offer all schools our latest online course, which we believe will be highly supportive.

Supporting your Primary School Child through Lockdown, is a short three week course for parents and children starting on Monday 25th January. It will cover things like; supporting emotional stress, behaviour and routine, missing social/family interaction, helping children to understand their changing world.

This all looks very ‘heavy’, but our tutor, Debbie Kinsey is extremely fun and motivating and has great communication skills at all levels. She will integrate these topics in fun, relaxed activities that will hopefully be highly supportive to both parent and child.

Supporting your child through lockdown – Debbie.docx

No child at Donnington Wood Should use TikTok as they are not old enough, but, I want to let you know about important changes to using it and your data.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/55658394