Safeguarding News
Safeguarding Newsletter
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Secondary Newsletter – September 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – July 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – June 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – April 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – March 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – February 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – January 2026
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Secondary Newsletter – December 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – November 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – October 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – September 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – July 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – June 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – May 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – April 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – March 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – February 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – January 2025
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Secondary Newsletter – December 2024
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Secondary Newsletter – November 2024
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Secondary Newsletter – October 2024
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Secondary Newsletter – September 2024
Safeguarding News 2025-2026
Help us keep children safe online
Children’s online safety continues to be our priority. There are many resources to help you keep children safe online, please see link below provided by the NSPCC. www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety
We continue to encourage Parents to register with National Online Safety. You can create a free account by clicking “sign up” enter our school “Tudor Grange Academy, Worcester” and you will see many links to tips and online safety updates to keep you fully versed on your child’s online safety. nationalcollege.com/auth/login
Top Tips for Setting Up Parental Controls On New Devices (nationalcollege.com)
Top Tips for Managing Screen Time | Free Online Safety Guide (nationalcollege.com)
Smartphone Safety Tips | Free Online Safety Guide (nationalcollege.com)
Mental Health
https://www.kooth.com/urgent-support
Health and Wellbeing
Health and wellbeing | Worcestershire County Council
Safeguarding in the News
https://www.theguardian.com/education
BBC – What the Online Safety Act is – and how to keep children safe online
Beware of Loan Sharks
Back to school and purchasing uniforms is an expensive time for many of our families. West Mercia Police are promoting the organisation “Stop Loan Sharks” to try and make parents aware of the dangers when considering borrowing money from unregistered lenders. Please follow the link below for help and advice.