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BuGle - Newsletters from the Head teacher
Dec 2011		Oct 2011
General Information
Eligible for Free School Meals?	Travel Plan 2011	Dinner money costs Sept 2011	What's for school lunch? www.myschoollunch.co.uk
E-Safety	Special Needs Initiative		Reading and Writing www.direct.gov.uk Developing Reading Developing Maths

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Forms to Print out
Notification of Sickness/Absence	Administration of Medicine Form	Holiday Request Forms for LVC Cluster Schools
Uniform Order Form	Help with school expenses information	Form for help with school expenses

Keep children safe online
“Copyright images used with the permission of Hector’s World Limited”	The Hector's World Safety Button is a free download to help protect you when you are on the computer. After you have installed the Button, a Hector's World character will swim in the top right-hand corner of your computer screen. If you see something that makes you feel confused or scared when you are using the computer, you can click on Hector (or one of his friends) to cover the screen while you get some help.
Want to learn more? - below are some useful links (or google 'Hector Protector Button') We are installing the Hector buttons on the school computers so the children will become familiar with Hector and learn more about internet safety. http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk (Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) thinkuknow website) http://hectorsworld.netsafe.org.nz/parents/setting-up/
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.
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 2011 is "our virtual lives" around the slogan "It's more than a game, it's your life" Click here for more information Don't forget that it is against the law for under 13s to have a Facebook page.

Aiming High - Special Needs initiative

The Aiming High project is a government initiative aimed at transforming services for disabled children and their familes. 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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