Last updated 22nd July 2010

Letters & General Information

Eligible for Free School Meals?

What's for school lunch?
www.myschoollunch.co.uk
   

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Aiming High - Special Needs initiative

The Aiming High project is a government initiative aimed at transforming services for disabled children and their familes. Launched in May 2008 and now funded for 2 years work is already underway to ensure that families get the support they need to live ordinary family lives. Key to making services more responsive to families’ needs are:

  • better provision of short breaks for disabled children
  • different forms of childcare
  • better planning when children face changes like leaving school
  • local parent forums, (parent input into how services are set up and run locally)

Main principles:

  • disabled children and young people to access positive experiences independently of their families
  • high quality information and clarity about decision making
  • child centred services delivered by many groups from "assessment" to "service delivery"
  • informed decisions about treatment, care, support and shaping services

For more details and for regular newsletters go to
http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/childrenyoungpeople/disabledchildren/aiming_high

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A coalition of Government, industry and charities launched the first UK internet safety strategy, to help children and young people stay safe online.
Click here for further information.
The new Digital Code ‘Zip it, Block it, Flag it’ is a big step forward in helping young people and their parents understand how to use the internet safely. Backed by £2m of government investment, it represents the first stage of a campaign that is aimed at reaching the widest possible audience within the UK. .

Safer Internet Day is organised by Insafe each year in February to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people across the world.
The topic for 2010 is "Think B4 U post!".
Click here for more information
Don't forget that it is against the law for under 13s to have a Facebook page.


National Flu Pandemic Service

Click here for information regarding what the school plans to do if swine flu is reported in the area and/or in school.
www.pandemicflu.direct.gov.uk
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History of the School
Click here and you can enjoy a fascinating read, not only about the history of the school but also about the new school build, with maps, drawings and photos.
(Size of Document 12 MB)

BuGle
Monthly newsletters from Mr Archer

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