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Some of our most recent ‘safety specials’ include: 21st June 2012 - Water Safety Awareness Week. Whole School

19th October 2012 - Anti-Social Behaviour Prevention Team re: Halloween and unacceptable behaviour in general. (Whole School).

2nd November 2012 – Blue watch Fire Service Crew re: fire safety in relation to bonfire night Year 7

21st November 2012 - Whole School Safe Guarding Training (staff)

Leicestershire County Council Children & Young People’s Service

Redmoor High School

In-house Child Protection Awareness Raising Session

21st November 2012

Schools Training Programme 2012-13

3rd –14th December 2012 - Stranger Danger Programme. Whole school focus – all year groups

Plus Community Support Police Officer presentation to year 7 and Year 8 pupils

10th December 2012 - Whole School Safe Guarding Training Session 2 (staff)

Spring Term 2013 31st January 2013 - Staff DTD session on the National Smoking Cessation Project implemented to support pupils in their drive to stop smoking (3.15pm - 4.15pm)

Leicestershire County Council Children & Young People’s Service

Redmoor High School

In-house Child Protection Awareness Raising Session

10th December 2012

Schools Training Programme 2012-13

4th February 2013 - Whole school Assembly and launch of Staying Safe Online Week. Year 9 pupils to participate in ‘The Jitty’ on line safety survey and the whole school will participate in various activities using specialist resources including So u think u know. 21st February 2013 - Designated Senior Safeguarding Training, for three members of staff, at Redmoor. Whole Day 8th March 2013 - Pedestrian Safety. Theatre presentation and workshop Year 9 April12th 2013 E Safety Assembly Pupils were shown a clip from ‘Dirt Sticks’ of a young girl on interview for a job. The interview was going very well and it seemed that she was a strong candidate for the position until the shop owner starting asking questions about the nasty comments she had made about people on Facebook. The shop owner quoted some of the inappropriate comments and asked the shocked interviewee how would she treat those people should they enter the shop as a customer? The interviewee ended up leaving the shop without getting the job!

Following the whole school assembly the year 9 pupils participated in an E safety workshop with James and Craig from the Jitty Website.