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Thank you to all our staff and families for supporting World Book Day. The children looked fabulous and we have all enjoyed the day. 

Today, children in Years 1-6, will be watching the NSPCC Speak Out Stay Assemblies. The programme helps children to understand that they always have a right to feel safe, and that they can speak to a safe adult or Childline if they ever need help or support.

Today is Safer Internet Day. You can find out more about keeping your child safe online, by visiting: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/

This week is Children's Mental Health Week. In school, we launched the week with a special assembly based on the theme: My Voice Matters. During the assembly, we heard about Nicholas Lowinger, who founded the charity 'Gotta have Sole'. The charity provides new shoes for homeless children. The children were reminded that we all have a voice, but when we join together and work as a team we can achieve even more.

We've arrived safely at the O2. We are "concert-ready"!

Thank you to the parents that joined us today for Mr Williamson’s e-safety talk. It was an excellent presentation and extremely informative. There were some very pertinent questions and useful insights from the audience, too, which were appreciated and enriched the discussion.

A special thank you to Mr Williamson for his time, and also to Mrs Kerry Cross and Mrs Louise Smith for providing refreshments.

The ppt can be found under the tab.

https://www.castlecampsschool.co.uk/keeping-your-child-safe-online-1/

Thank you to Dan Badcock (British Antarctic Survey) for his excellent and informative assembly this morning. The children found out so much about the Antarctic and the work of BAS. A brilliant morning - thank you! https://www.bas.ac.uk

Rabbit Class have made some incredible fossils.