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FORUM THIS WEEK
TOPIC: KEEPING YO
URSELF SAFE
DATE: 24.06.13
Safety on the street • When crossing the street look both ways for and listen for a car.
• Always LISTEN, LOOK AND THEN WALK.
• Also if it is at night try to wear something bright, so the car can see you.
• If you are at a curve then walk a bit more up the street, and then cross the road, because most accident happen when crossing the road on a curve.
There are millions of cars around the world but it only takes one to hit you, stop, look and listen.
Whenever crossing a road remember to take your earphones out and look both ways before crossing.
When on a busy road look for a zebra crossing to cross
Road SafetyAround 1,400 children aged 0–11 are killed or
seriously injured on Britain’s roads every year. That’s almost 27 children every week.
If you are in a car, minibus or coach, you should always put a seatbelt on, because if the driver crashes, the seat belt will stop you from badly injured.
Seatbelt safety
Train SafetyWhen you come to a crossing, slow down, listen and
look both ways before crossing the tracks.
If a train is coming, stop at least five metres from the nearest rail or gate. Do not cross the track until you are sure the train or trains have passed.
Never race a train to the crossing. Do not cross the track until you are sure the train or trains have passed. If there are signals, wait until they stop flashing and, if the crossing has a barrier, wait until it rises before you cross.
Up to 60 people are killed on the railway every year by crossing the tracks, taking short cuts or playing chicken.
Did you know…Trains can travel at 125 mph and take the length of 20 football pitches to stop. If you are in the way the train
won’t stop - the driver will not see you until it’s too late.
Internet Safety
Social media is used a lot and you need to be aware of the dangers.
Before signing up to social media websites always read the terms and conditions.
Facebook/Twitter – check the privacy
settings on your accountOnly post information/photos that you
are happy to share. Don’t make your home address or phone number public information.
This is for your safety.
Social Media Safety
When you are on a website like twitter or Facebook, you need to be careful what you put on there.
Never put were you live or your number or were you are going like the time and place.
Don’t just add anyone, be careful who you add as your friend.
Social Media Safety
Keep safeLook after yourself
Don’t be dumb…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJNR2EpS0jw
POINTS FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS You can now get points for contributing to the Student Forum. If your work is used or displayed in the student forum, assemblies or frames, you will get…
Any student can contribute. All contributions must be given or emailed to Miss P Dolton in the library office by Friday lunch time each week. You will only receive points if the decision is made to use your
work.
Next week’s topic;
Your Voice Counts
Present an assembly = 99 points
Make and produce a film or video clip = 50 points
Produce a piece of writing / Create an image/series of images for the frames around school = 25 points
5 DAY FORECAST
Tuesday
King (Hall) Nightingale (DS)
Wednesday Mandela (Hall)
Thursday
Pankhurst (Hall)
Spencer (DS)
HOUSE ASSEMBLIES THIS WEEK
(NO SMALL GROUP MENTORING THIS WEEK – ALL MENTORS TO ATTEND ASSEMBLY)
THIS WEEKDay/Date School Day After School
Monday 24 June Statistics Exam
Tuesday 25 June
Wednesday 26 June
Thursday 27 June
Friday 28 June
NEXT WEEKDay/Date School Day After School
Monday 1 July
Tuesday 2 July Year 10 Lewes College Taster DayScience Trip to Crawley – Mr Rolfe
Wednesday 3 July
Thursday 4 July Drusilla’s TripYear 10 BHASVIC College Taster Day Year 11 Prom
Friday 5 July Year 10 Varndean College
NOTICES
THIS WEEK
17TH –
21ST JUNE
CINEMA CLUB THIS WEEK
Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th June1pm in VCS
EVOLUTION
Monday • Mentor Time – Year 11 Coursework & Revision time• Lunch Time – Room Bookings, Music Technology Access• After school – Music Practitioner Rehearsals
Tuesday • Mentor Time – Choir – All years are welcome • Lunch Time – Choir 2 – See Mrs English for details
Wednesday • Mentor Time – Orchestra – All Wind & String players• Lunch Time – Orchestra All Wind & String players + Choir 2 (see Mrs English)• After School – GCSE Drop-Ins for help and advice
Thursday • Mentor Time – Jazz Band• Lunch Time – Jazz Band• After School – Rehearsal spaces available to book
Friday • Mentor Time – GCSE Revision & Coursework• Lunch Time – Room Bookings & Music Technology
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Monday
Yearbook
Library - PD
Tuesday
Spanish Club2.45-3.40pm
T11 - NL
Drama Club3-5pm
Hall - LS
Food Club3-4pm
T27 – MO
Art Club 3-4pm
T24/T25 IZ/OR
Textiles Catch Up
T21 - WL
Business Studies
T12 - WA
Maths Cookie Club
Maths Rooms
Dida ICT Catch UP
B304/305
EnglishKS4 Drop in
A21 - BE
Jewelry Making Club
T16 - BH
Wednesday
French Club3-4pm
B301 - BS
Gardening Group
Hort Area - FB
Geography Drop In
A36
Art KS4 Catch Up
T24/T25
Textiles Club
T21 - WL
CTRL+ALT+DEL
B304 - ED
Maths Cookie Club
Maths Rooms
Dida ICT Catch Up
B304/306/T12
Longhill Live
Library – PD
Thursday
French Club3-4pm
B301 - BS
Garden Force
Hort Area - FB
CCF
Patio - PRI
Art KS4 Catch Up
T24
Textiles Catch Up
T21 - WL
Business Studies
T12 - WA
Maths Cookie Club
Maths Rooms
Eco Team
Library
EnglishKS4 Drop in
A21 - GR
Friday
Yearbook
Library – PD
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS