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Latest Government and public information
Wellbeing
A timetable made in partnership with ‘The Beano’ to support children’s wellbeing with suggestions of fun daily activities to support and discuss feelings and emotions.
https://youngminds.org.uk/resources/school-resources/wellbeing-activity-calendar-and-games/
Considering recent events there is much uncertainty in the world now. The NSPCC have advice and guidance on how parents can have conversations in a safe and open manner around Covid-19 and mental health.
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Online with Sango - click on the image to access the book online.
This book aims to teach children about their rights and safety online. It contains six scenarios children often face in relation to the digital environment:
1. Right to play online
2. Managing screen time
3. Exposure to inappropriate content
4. Right to use digital media to learn
5. Privacy
6. Adult role modelling of positive use of digital media
Each scenario provides your child with a question and two possible answers. Reading the book with your child creates an opportunity to talk with them about being online. You can find the correct answer for each scenario at the back of this book.
As you read the book, we encourage you to talk openly with your child about what they see and do online. We also encourage you to reassure your child that they can talk to you anytime about things which happen online and that no matter what they say, they won’t get into trouble.
This book was designed for children under 9 years old. ITU also has resources on rights and safety online for older children and for children who are ready to learn more: www.itu.int/cop