In Year 3 we talked about all the different ways we stay safe and how staying safe mean protecting our feelings, our bodies, our personal information and where and when we need to stay safe.
The children in Year 3 have lots of ways of staying safe – at home and at school. Miss Payne reminded us of stranger danger and how we learnt to cross the road safely in Year 2 with Walk Smart.
When Mrs Arnold came to our class she taught us about how to stay safe on the Internet by using passwords to protect our information and how to create a STRONG password. We also talked about bullying online and how we can show kindness to others by having good manners. We should never say something online that we wouldn’t say to someone’s face.
In Year 4 we have thought about how to stay safe when doing every day activities. The children thought about the following:
William – Make sure you look left and right before you cross the road
Isla – If you are young, make sure you have an adult with you to cross the road
Finley – In the sun you need to have sun cream and a hat and stay hydrated with water
Archie – Stay in the shade when it is really hot
Elodie – When baking a cake make sure you use the oven with an adult
Jake – Make sure you cook things for the right about of time so you don’t get food poisoning
Aaliyah – When playing out with your friends, stay safe by going only where your Mum tells you to go
Ross – Don’t play football by the road
Millie W – If yo uare young then have an adult in the sea with you
Zach – Make sure when swimming, don’t go underneath for too long
Borys – When travelling in a car, make sure you don’t use your phone while driving – tell your parents!
Adam – Don’t eat and drive
Alex – Always put your seatbelt on
Year 1 enjoyed listening to the poem. We talked about all the different ways we could keep safe in different situations.
Crossing the Road
Edward said he keeps himself safe crossing the road by stopping, looking and listening for cars, lorries and bikes.
Poppy explained to us how to use a pelican crossing to cross safely.
Travelling in a Car
Finley reminded us that we must wear a seat belt and sit on a booster seat until we are tall enough not to use one.
Elliot said to sit up straight, lean back and don’t disturb the driver.
Riding a Bike
Jenson said we need to wear a helmet. Elsie said to look where you are going. Archie said we need to wear bright fluorescent clothes so others can see us. Madison said we need to know how to use the brakes.
Going outside in the Sun
Libby said we need to wear suncream and re apply after swimming.
Alex said its sensible to wear a hat in the sun to keep yourself safe.
Matilda said sunglasses will protect your eyes.
Archie told us to keep hydrated.
Using the Internet
Alex said never share your password.
Elliot said to never talk to anyone online and give your name, address, school or personal information.
Ellis said always use safe websites and ask your Mum and Dad to help you.
Baking a Cake
Phoebe said to use oven gloves when putting and taking things out of the oven and have help from an adult. Libby said wear an apron.
Playing outside with your Friends
Ethan said play in the garden or in a safe place.
Madison said make sure an adult can see you.
Edward said be sensible and make good choices.
The children said Mums and Dads and teachers and relatives help to keep them safe. They really enjoyed sharing all the ideas!!
In foundation we enjoyed talking about ways to keep safe. We talked about the poem and Chhaya said that being scared was like big monsters that scare us, this is how the world can be to us.
Albie said it was important to have a crash helmet while riding on our bike so that we stay safe.
Luke said to stay safe in the car we should have our seat belts on and our car doors locked.
Gwen said it was important to have suncream on in the sun, while Sebby said that we also should have a cap and sunglasses.
Jack pointed out that when cooking ovens are hot and should only be used by our grownups.
Jay said that when he is playing with his friends he make sure his grownup knows who hes playing with. Holly said she makes sure she only plays in her garden.
Gwen felt that you need to stay safe at swimming by making sure you have your floats and armbands on.
Thank you Miss Mason for reminding us to think of ways to keep safe.
Year 2 talked about being safe:
Lee says we are safe when we cross the road at a zebra crossing or a pedestrian crossing. Freddie says we must wear a helmet when riding a bike and Olivia said we must make sure we don’t ride on the road. Sophie said we must always wear a seatbelt and Caleb said we must remind grown ups NOT use their phone while driving.
When we are out in the sun, Zunnurain said we must always wear a hat and some sun glasses. Imogen reminded us that we must use sun cream also. Maisie said we must never play in the road and don’t talk to strangers.
When we are on the computer, Riley and Nathan said must not talk to anyone we don’t know and always ask permission when we use the the computer.
Year 5:
Year 5 talked about how to keep ourselves safe in everyday activities. We discussed how a lot of these things we do without even realising – it just becomes second nature to us.
We looked at specific activities and how we can keep ourselves safe when:
1) Crossing roads we look left and right and listen for cars
2)Riding a bike keep your hands on the handle bars and always stay on two wheels
3)Playing outside with your friends make sure a trusted adult is near by
4) Travelling in a car always where your seatbelt
5) Going outside in the sun – always wear suncream
In Year 3 we talked about all the different ways we stay safe and how staying safe mean protecting our feelings, our bodies, our personal information and where and when we need to stay safe.
The children in Year 3 have lots of ways of staying safe – at home and at school. Miss Payne reminded us of stranger danger and how we learnt to cross the road safely in Year 2 with Walk Smart.
When Mrs Arnold came to our class she taught us about how to stay safe on the Internet by using passwords to protect our information and how to create a STRONG password. We also talked about bullying online and how we can show kindness to others by having good manners. We should never say something online that we wouldn’t say to someone’s face.
In Year 4 we have thought about how to stay safe when doing every day activities. The children thought about the following:
William – Make sure you look left and right before you cross the road
Isla – If you are young, make sure you have an adult with you to cross the road
Finley – In the sun you need to have sun cream and a hat and stay hydrated with water
Archie – Stay in the shade when it is really hot
Elodie – When baking a cake make sure you use the oven with an adult
Jake – Make sure you cook things for the right about of time so you don’t get food poisoning
Aaliyah – When playing out with your friends, stay safe by going only where your Mum tells you to go
Ross – Don’t play football by the road
Millie W – If yo uare young then have an adult in the sea with you
Zach – Make sure when swimming, don’t go underneath for too long
Borys – When travelling in a car, make sure you don’t use your phone while driving – tell your parents!
Adam – Don’t eat and drive
Alex – Always put your seatbelt on
Year 1 enjoyed listening to the poem. We talked about all the different ways we could keep safe in different situations.
Crossing the Road
Edward said he keeps himself safe crossing the road by stopping, looking and listening for cars, lorries and bikes.
Poppy explained to us how to use a pelican crossing to cross safely.
Travelling in a Car
Finley reminded us that we must wear a seat belt and sit on a booster seat until we are tall enough not to use one.
Elliot said to sit up straight, lean back and don’t disturb the driver.
Riding a Bike
Jenson said we need to wear a helmet. Elsie said to look where you are going. Archie said we need to wear bright fluorescent clothes so others can see us. Madison said we need to know how to use the brakes.
Going outside in the Sun
Libby said we need to wear suncream and re apply after swimming.
Alex said its sensible to wear a hat in the sun to keep yourself safe.
Matilda said sunglasses will protect your eyes.
Archie told us to keep hydrated.
Using the Internet
Alex said never share your password.
Elliot said to never talk to anyone online and give your name, address, school or personal information.
Ellis said always use safe websites and ask your Mum and Dad to help you.
Baking a Cake
Phoebe said to use oven gloves when putting and taking things out of the oven and have help from an adult. Libby said wear an apron.
Playing outside with your Friends
Ethan said play in the garden or in a safe place.
Madison said make sure an adult can see you.
Edward said be sensible and make good choices.
The children said Mums and Dads and teachers and relatives help to keep them safe. They really enjoyed sharing all the ideas!!
In foundation we enjoyed talking about ways to keep safe. We talked about the poem and Chhaya said that being scared was like big monsters that scare us, this is how the world can be to us.
Albie said it was important to have a crash helmet while riding on our bike so that we stay safe.
Luke said to stay safe in the car we should have our seat belts on and our car doors locked.
Gwen said it was important to have suncream on in the sun, while Sebby said that we also should have a cap and sunglasses.
Jack pointed out that when cooking ovens are hot and should only be used by our grownups.
Jay said that when he is playing with his friends he make sure his grownup knows who hes playing with. Holly said she makes sure she only plays in her garden.
Gwen felt that you need to stay safe at swimming by making sure you have your floats and armbands on.
Thank you Miss Mason for reminding us to think of ways to keep safe.
Year 2 talked about being safe:
Lee says we are safe when we cross the road at a zebra crossing or a pedestrian crossing. Freddie says we must wear a helmet when riding a bike and Olivia said we must make sure we don’t ride on the road. Sophie said we must always wear a seatbelt and Caleb said we must remind grown ups NOT use their phone while driving.
When we are out in the sun, Zunnurain said we must always wear a hat and some sun glasses. Imogen reminded us that we must use sun cream also. Maisie said we must never play in the road and don’t talk to strangers.
When we are on the computer, Riley and Nathan said must not talk to anyone we don’t know and always ask permission when we use the the computer.
Year 5:
Year 5 talked about how to keep ourselves safe in everyday activities. We discussed how a lot of these things we do without even realising – it just becomes second nature to us.
We looked at specific activities and how we can keep ourselves safe when:
1) Crossing roads we look left and right and listen for cars
2)Riding a bike keep your hands on the handle bars and always stay on two wheels
3)Playing outside with your friends make sure a trusted adult is near by
4) Travelling in a car always where your seatbelt
5) Going outside in the sun – always wear suncream
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