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Rehearsals are going well for our Drama Club!
In support of England, pupils are welcome to wear football shirts or red or white clothing to school on Friday. #itscominghome
Pharmacies, banks and selected jobcentres across the UK provide Safe Spaces in their consultation rooms for people experiencing domestic abuse.
Organisations providing Safe
Spaces include:
Boots
Morrisons, Superdrug, and Well pharmacies
independent ...pharmacies
HSBC, TSB, The Co-operative Bank and Metro Banks.
To access a Safe Space:
Walk into any participating safe space in the UK ask a member of staff at the counter to use their safe space. You will be shown to the Safe Space which will be a private room. When you are in the room you can use the safe space in whichever way works for you. Safe
Spaces provide a safe and discreet way to reach out to friends and family, contact specialist support services, and start your journey to recovery.
For more information and a list of safe
spaces in the East Riding please go to the ERYC website:
https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/living/crime-and-community-safety/domestic-abuse/domestic-abuse-adults/domestic-abuse-staying-safe/
A reminder that our annual Wet Wednesday will be taking place next Wednesday - 17.7.24. Please remember to bring a towel and a change of clothes!
We are hoping to set up a new well-being hub in school alongside additional chill out, reading spaces.
If anyone has or knows of any cheap/free two seater sofas, we would be very interested. They do need to have some life left in them and can’t be too big as transporting them is a ...factor.
We would also welcome donations of beanbags to add to our reading areas.
⚽️ 🌧️ SPORTS DAY POSTPONED 🌧️ ⚽️ Unfortunately it gives awful weather tomorrow and given our hectic end of term schedule, we are moving it to Thursday 18th July. KS1 9-10:30, KS2 10:45-12:00. Sorry for the inconvenience! Please share this!
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