Following our recent NSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe assembly and workshops, we were delighted to welcome NSPCC representatives back to school for a valuable follow-up visit. This important session further reinforced key messages from our preventative curriculum, helping children to deepen their understanding of personal safety, healthy relationships, and the importance of speaking out if they ever feel worried or unsafe. Through engaging discussions and activities, pupils were reminded that their voices matter and that trusted adults are always there to help. These experiences play a vital role in empowering our children with the knowledge, confidence, and skills they need to stay safe both now and in
